News - Guam

Residents of Guam are spoilt for choice when it comes to finding something to satisfy their sweet tooth. From north to south, the Journal looked at 28 dessert shops, cafes, and bakeries to see how these places hit the sweet spot.

Need to deal with probate? Want a divorce? Thinking of suing in court? Your chances of getting legal representation in Guam have shrunk, unless you are an indigent individual facing criminal charges.

Almost a year and a half after Typhoon Mawar struck Guam, many street signs and traffic lights still haven’t been replaced, creating challenges for residents and visitors navigating the island. The typhoon that swept through on May 24, 2023, left lasting damage across Guam, with street signs and traffic lights yet to be replaced.

When COVID-19 struck the world, it disrupted more than the economy. Schools, education and educational opportunities like internship programs were impacted and the Guam Chamber of Commerce is working to change that.