GPD releases traffic flow directions for All-RISE program applicants
The Guam Police Department has released traffic flow directions for those dropping off All-RISE applications at the Department of Revenue and Taxation main office...
Traffic advisory for the week up to September 5
Motorists are advised to drive cautiously through the construction zones, observe all posted speed limits and construction signs, and carefully heed flaggers (when present)....
Multiple amendments to benefit Guam Customs passed
Senator Telena Nelson, working with her colleagues in the 36th Guam Legislature, passed multiple amendments for the Guam Customs and Quarantine Agency during the...
Guam daughter talks about big win at the San Diego Music Awards
Local artist TANYA JAE won big at the 2021 San Diego Music Awards. PNC had the pleasure of discussing the process leading up to...
Guam will soon have 18 more certified nursing assistants
The island will soon have 18 more certified nursing assistants, or CNAs, as a third cohort completes the Nursing Assistant Education Program through the...
Guam Green Growth receives national award for sustainability leadership
The University of Guam is one of 11 universities to win a 2021 Excellence and Innovation Award from the American Association of State Colleges...
126 new COVID cases; hospitalizations rise to 27; risk score soars to 18.2
The Department of Public Health and Social Services (DPHSS) reported on Tuesday 126 new cases of COVID-19 out of 1,214 tests performed on August...
Republican senators introduce bill protecting individuals’ ability to make healthcare decisions
Senators Frank Blas Jr., James C. Moylan, Christopher M. Duenas, and V. Anthony Ada have introduced Bill 181-36 (LS), the "Right to Informed Consent...
TakeCare signs in-network provider contract with SDA Clinic
Eligible commercial/private sector, GovGuam and federal government members under TakeCare Insurance Company, Inc. will now have access to covered and approved services under the...
$2M grant to help low-income and first-generation college students succeed in higher education
Low-income middle and high school students in Guam and those who would be first-generation college students will continue to have support in pursuing and...
