News - Guam

The U.S. Government Accountability Office has rejected a protest on a significant Guam infrastructure repair project, damaged during Typhoon Mawar, now allowing work to proceed.

While personnel have been arriving in Guam in the days prior, Cope North 2025 officially began Feb. 3 and will continue until Feb. 21.

Paul A. Calvo was named 2024 Guam Business Magazine Executive of the Year at the annual Guam Business Magazine Executive of the Year award gala held last night at the Hyatt Regency Guam.
 

 

The Guam Public Utilities Commission approved the Guam Power Authority’s petition to lower the Fuel Recovery charge, known as the Levelized Energy Adjustment Clause, which GPA stated would lower customer’s monthly power bill by approximately $53.19. 

 

The Trump administration has rescinded a memo that temporarily froze federal grants and loans, easing concerns among states, schools, and organizations that rely on federal funding.
 

Charter flights from Starlux Airlines brought over 600 Taiwanese for the Lunar New Year holiday.