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Governor OKs $500,000 for medical referrals, Saipan projects - Vimarsana News

Governor OKs $500,000 for medical referrals, Saipan projects

GOVERNOR Arnold I. Palacios on Friday approved House Local Bill 23-52, which appropriates $500,000 in amusement machine fee collections for the Commonwealth Healthcare Corp.'s Health Network Program or medical referrals,

Finance made significant collections, but remains $4.1M in shortfall - Vimarsana News

Finance made significant collections, but remains $4.1M in shortfall

The Department of Finance has made significant collections during the end of the second quarter of Fiscal Year 2024, closing the projected 22% shortfall of $17 million to only 5%,

Finance made significant collections, but remains $4.1M in shortfall - Vimarsana News

Finance made significant collections, but remains $4.1M in shortfall

The Department of Finance has made significant collections during the end of the second quarter of Fiscal Year 2024, closing the projected 22% shortfall of $17 million to only 5%,

Senate fails to adopt committee report that recommends passage of tobacco tax hike bill - Vimarsana News

Senate fails to adopt committee report that recommends passage of tobacco tax hike bill

The Senate has failed to adopt its committee report that recommends the passage of its version of a House of Representatives bill that aims to increase government revenue by amending

Palacios submits $111.4M budget for FY 2025 - Vimarsana News

Palacios submits $111.4M budget for FY 2025

Gov. Arnold I. Palacios submitted last Monday to the Legislature a proposed $111.4-million budget for the government and related agencies’ operations for fiscal year 2025, which is about $2.8 million