Congressman San Nicolas reports on further relief from Congress that helps Guam's small businesses to survive the Coronavirus crisis.

Sen. Telo Taitague & Lt. Gov. Josh Tenorio dropped a political bombshell on the governor today: Tim Aguon admitted Haig Huynh had lied!

Apply now for unemployment benefits! The system finally is online at hireguam.com.

Leaked emails show the public health director was informed by a local lab about the misuse of Coronavirus test machines, and expired VTMs.

A Governor's Office video depicting LLG in campaign-style outreach at food distribution she had nothing to do with is shameless.

The Republican leader in the legislature says she'll call for a federal investigation if an audit reveals any impropriety by the governor.

Travel to Guam will be easier starting July 1. The governor has conditionally eased travel from Korea, Japan and Taiwan starting July 1.

The banks that said they couldn't manage $140M in stimulus checks now want thousands of new accounts to handle $1B in unemployment deposits.

Millions for child care providers was given to Guam over a month ago, and GovGuam is sitting on the funds.

Dr. Vince Akimoto hopes a letter from the governor clarifying to the speaker against clinics compensation is a miscommunication.

A FOIA disclosure shows the JIC never addressed reports of inhumane conditions at DOC in email correspondence. Governor's Office mum.

Three Adelup officials may be subpoenaed to testify before the Legislature about their role in a forgery allegation regarding hotels.

It's started. A lawsuit has been filed to compel the governor to pay her employees what they've earned and accrued.

Front liners are not happy with a compromise bill that marks down the pay they have earned by 62 percent. GFT prefers Nelson's bill instead.

A family trying to bury someone is being held against their will, after producing medical clearances. And why aren't travelers being tested?

Moylan and San Nicolas tell the governor to pay double pay; second proposal will pay the obligation between March 20 - May 10. Union agrees.

The governor has bowed to public and legal pressure. The Pacific Star hotel no longer is a quarantine facility; Adelup & cabinet not hosting

Legislation that will place thousands of dollars into your hands through January just passed the U.S. House & is on its way to the Senate.

Study out of New York University says the coronavirus testing machine being used by DPHSS is showing the device misses 48% of positive cases

Here's some irony: Golfers brought COVID-19 to Guam, and now they're getting a special privilege to play on Guam's greens. #thisisnotajoke