Chamoru Land News Today

Concerned residents spoke up to shed light on the environmental health hazard and hoped these eyesores get cleaned up sooner than later. Former Veterans Affairs Director Juan Blaz is a land trust resi

Another setback of the Attorney’s Generals withdrawal is putting a pause on the ongoing discussion of re-opening of the Yigo racetrack Drifting is a driving technique where the driver intention

Since Typhoon Mawar hit last May, Dededo resident Jose Quinata, his wife, and his daughter have been living in a camping tent underneath a canopy. Quinata said, “When its really raining hard, I

The fate of a long-time herbal medicinal farm could close due to a lease issue. The owner is now waiting for the CHamoru Land Trust Commissions boards approval to find out if her farm is here to sta

He’s been living under a canopy since Typhoon Mawar devastated his home. A CHamoru Land Trust property resident unable to rebuild his home as he waits for the CHamoru Land Trust Commission (CLTC

Gov. Leon Guerrero is calling on the legislature to also address the long-term solution of building a new medical facility. Shes submitted proposed legislation to buy about a hundred acres of CHamoru

Homeowners who live within a hundred feet from Sportsland Shooting Range shared their concerns during a roundtable discussion held by the Guam Attorney General’s Office Thursday. “This is

HAGÅTÑA (The Guam Daily Post) — Lawmakers held a public hearing Friday on Bill 56-37, which would transfer authority of Yigo property used for the Guam International Raceway from the

“It’s heartbreaking to see the devastation that Mawar brought to the center and across the island. It’s another point in our history, an added trauma that will forever weigh on

Doctors and lawmakers on Wednesday questioned the need to build a large government medical campus, with physicians stating Tamuning is the best location for a stand-alone hospital to replace the