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Lighting for basketball players has been restored at the Commissioner Joaquin S. Tudela Community Park for residents of San Vicente and the neighboring areas. This project is a collaboration between

Field staff from the offices of House Minority Leader Angel Demapan and Precinct 1 minority Reps. Lee Pan Guerrero, Joseph Flores, and Roy Ada widened and cleared the overgrown vegetation

BY a vote of 15 to 4 with 1 abstention, the Democrat-led House of Representatives on Wednesday impeached Republican Gov. Ralph DLG Torres on allegations of felonies of theft, corruption

(JKPL) — Joeten-Kiyu Public Library’s Bookmobile is on the move! As part of the pre-anniversary festivities, Team JKPL hosted a photo-op at the JKPL parking lot for the much anticipated

REPRESENTATIVE Joel Camacho on Friday formally tendered his resignation from the Republican Party and expressed his intent to run as an independent in next years election.

WHILE the House JGO is steadfast on “DOING the PEOPLE’S Business” the Governor’s Crew is now being true-to-form and predictable in “Protecting & Serving” the Governor, not YOU! The sad

THE House leaderships attempt to override two of Gov. Ralph DLG Torres line-item vetoes in the fiscal year 2022 budget law fell short of the needed votes.

GOVERNOR Ralph DLG Torres on Monday signed into law House Bill 22-12, which will authorize the secretary of the Department of Commerce to impose fees on vehicles operated by tour

AS part of their commitment to the public-private partnership program of the Governors Council of Economic Advisers, the House minority bloc members cleaned up Paupau Beach Park and painted its sidewalk. Reps. Angel Demapan, Joseph Leepan Guerrero, Joel Camacho, Roy Ada, John Paul Sablan and Joseph Flores worked on their beautification project for two days, and have transformed Paupau’s sidewalk into a colorful artwork that depicts island life. When they joined GCEAs public-private partner...

THE House Republicans and their independent ally on Wednesday elected Rep. Ivan Blanco as the House minority leader of the 22nd Legislature.