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Guam law is clear — every three years compensation throughout the government of Guam should be reexamined based on a comprehensive wage study. This study should take into account national

Simon Sanchez High School continues to get its sanitary permit renewed each year, despite the fact that the school hasn’t been subject to a graded health inspection for years and

The Guam Power Authority at the end of November was about $35 million in the hole for its fuel purchases, according to GPA General Manager John Benavente, who said keeping

The failed procurement protest which derailed a 40-megawatt solar farm on military land in Dededo will cost Guam power customers more than $101.3 million in lost savings compared to the

Fuel prices are expected to drop in the coming months, according to the Guam Power Authority, which Thursday recommended that the current fuel surcharge — the most expensive part of

Gov. Lou Leon Guerrero and Lt. Gov. Joshua Tenorio declared victory early Wednesday morning on the stage of their campaign headquarters, leading their Republican opponents by thousands of votes at

During election season, it’s easy to get caught up in the vision of what everyone hopes to accomplish. This season is no different, as we’ve heard candidates for every race

After being online for the past two years and not seeing his friends or doing extracurricular activities like bowling, Guam High School senior Elijah Duenas is thrilled about the return

Guam residents should cut back on power usage to save money, according to Guam Power Authority General Manager John Benavente, who said the price of power needs to increase again

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