Guam Department of Defense map billions in defense upgrades

The governor emphasized that Guam must not only remain the tip of the spear, but become the center of planning, protection, and progress. That includes upgrades to missile defense, hardening infrastructure, and fast-tracking road and biosafety projects …

Delegate defends Environmental Protection Agency funding as its essential to Guam and national security

The Guam EPA isn’t just about protecting our natural environment. It’s also a key player in national defense, ensuring that both civilian projects and military construction meet environmental standards. 

Taiwan students find educational freedom in Guam exchange program

Twelve students from Jinou Girls High School in Taipei recently completed an eight-day educational exchange on Guam, part of a nearly two-decade program that has brought hundreds of Taiwanese students to experience the island’s more relaxed educational …

Guam's Masakåda ousted from AFC qualifier

Guam’s national women’s soccer team, the Masakåda, wrapped up its run in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup Australia 2026 Qualifiers with a 1-1-1 record. The team’s only loss came on the final day of competition in a 4-0 defeat to Vietnam at Viet Tri Stadium. …

Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority writes off $820k in unpaid rent, most to Section 8 fraud

Proof of US citizenship now in effect for Guam voter registration but GEC still faces funding loss

Guam has already been requiring proof of U.S. citizenship such as a passport for voter registration since a presidential executive order in March to avoid losing federal election funds, only for senators to hear on Wednesday that the Guam Election …

SHPO seeks mayors' help identifying more Guam historic sites for National Register

State Historic Preservation Officer Patrick Lujan on Wednesday asked mayors to help identify historically significant sites and structures in their village for possible submission to the National Register of Historic Places. Lujan also offered a tentative …

Defense Department plans to invest $5 billion in new projects on Guam

By Pacific Island Times News Staff The Department of Defense's expansion on Guam is projected to entail more than $5 billion worth of new construction projects on island in the next three to five years, the governor's office announced today. “These …

GUAM FINISHES 1-1-1 IN ASIAN CUP QUALIFIER

PRESS RELEASE – The Guam Women’s National Team completed its bid in the AFC Women’s Asian Cup™ Australia 2026 Qualifiers with a 1-1-1 record, with its lone loss to group winners Vietnam in the final day of the competition at the Viet Tri Stadium in Vietnam …

University of Guam’s next BBQ Bootcamp features a sausage processing workshop