A repeat offender who was most recently serving a sentence for robbery was returned to Chuuk. ​ ​ Denek Eugichi, who also goes by the names Ervin Otokichi, Denek Eugychy and Ervin Otokichy, entered a guilty plea to robbery in 2013. He was sentenced to 8 years in prison with all but 5 years suspended with credit for time served. In two...

“Tourism continues to thrive, providing jobs to the people of Guam as part of a growing economy. To maintain these record breaking numbers, we must continue to reinvest in our island to ensure we have a world class destination for our visitors and a beautiful place that all of our residents can be proud to call home.”   – Governor Eddie Baza...

“Prosperity and an improved quality of life is a product of good planning and hard work, it's why we worked with the community to envision the future of our island and what we can do to shape that future with Imagine Guam. It's exciting to see this project move forward. It can serve as a model as we move forward now with Guam 2065.”  - Governor...

Margaret Metcalfe, director of Governor's Washington D.C. office, is waiting for a response to a letter she sent to Congresswoman Bordallo's office last week. The letter highlights the administration's growing concern that the federal government has not committed to ensuring Compact of Free Association migrants live up to the requirements of the...

A prisoner who could have been released into our community next year was instead released at the airport in Chuuk minutes ago.   The prisoner is Reid Albert, a molester, burglar and drunk driver who was not showing signs of rehabilitation while in prison. The governor commuted his sentence on the condition he never return to Guam.  ...

(New York City) The Governor's Fiscal Team managed the successful sell of Guam's bonds on the market before dawn. The bonds - $45M in new money for GMH and the rest a refinancing of existing bonds - were sold at a record low 3.32%.   This means the team saved Guam's taxpayers even millions more than originally anticipated.   This story...

There will be a town hall for the Neighborhood Watch Program at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow, August 4, at the Jeremy Paul Newby Community & Youth Center in Talofofo.   During the town hall, residents will have the opportunity to voice their public safety concerns to Lt. Governor Ray Tenorio and to Police Chief J.I. Cruz. The town hall also gives...