Federal war claims payments are being paid out, providing relief to recipients on Guam, and ending one of Guam's oldest political chapters.

Two senators offer a solution to GovGuam's financial woes: have a company collect cigarette taxes through Tax Stamp Act enforcement.

Haven't we had enough with the corruption of our leaders throughout the Mariana islands?

DPHSS may change its guidelines and not count FPUC income in determining food stamps eligibility, once officials receive guidance from feds.

Guam's health agency says that the larger unemployment benefits program will count against SNAP income threshold; but Congress says not true

Congress is sending additional money to Guam to help homeless people, and to prevent people from going homeless.

Congressman San Nicolas is pleading with the legislature to require businesses to register so their workers can get unemployment faster.

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

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

Essential workers throughout the country will get an additional $13 an hour under legislation Congressman San Nicolas co-sponsored.

Local legislation, if passed, will protect tenants from eviction during the public health crisis.

Beyond everything already accomplished, MSN is following through on funding & protections for the people of the territories.

Guam is getting $54M for education, and at least $10M of that money is for distance learning. This after the governor dedicated $0 to DOE.

The congressman is worried the Leon Guerrero administration is squandering federal funds and jeopardizing help for the people.

Congressman San Nicolas cautions Guam financial institutions against defrauding customers. In a letter to Guam financial institutions Con...

The following is from the Office of Congressman Michael San Nicolas HR 1365 Passed by the United States Senate With unanimous consent HR ...

HR 5687, which passed the U.S. House, will rebate territories for their cost of paying the federal EITC to the working poor.

With Guam students as witnesses, Congressman San Nicolas penned his legislation to include territories into the historic Statuary Hall.

By Johnnie Rosario johnnie@kanditnews.com (Adelup, Guam) Congressman Michael San Nicolas met Governor Lou Leon Guerrero at the Cabinet Co...

(VIDEO COURTESY OF CONGRESSMAN SAN NICOLAS'S OFFICE. Click above to watch) By Troy Torres (Tumon, Guam) Last week in Washington, Congress...