The Questions Guam Voters Need to Start Asking — Part 2

Education, utilities, and the responsibility we can’t afford to ignore in this election year

What Guam’s Voters Should Be Asking Now

A two-part My Jungle Voices conversation on the issues candidates must address before the next election cycle

Yes, Virginia — There Is Still Hope

A former PDN editor reflects on Christmases in the newsroom and why a 127-year-old editorial still matters

Coming Home, Telling Stories, and Carrying Guam Forward

A week of reporting that began with airfare and ended with mahålang — plus a look ahead before our Christmas break

The High Cost of Home

A look at holiday airfare shows that for people from Guam, going home can be more expensive than flying to the far corners of the world

Behind the Scenes: Observing Guam Through the December News Cycle

The Christmas Traditions We Carry With Us

From Santa on a fire truck to island carolers and novenas, a conversation about the Guam holidays that shaped us

From Guam to Virginia: 671° Lights Up the East Coast

Grilled chicken, red rice, and a cup of latiya: The Fejerangs debut their East Coast pop-up and test the waters with island favorites

Guam Needs a New Hospital — Why Are We Still Fighting About It?

Politics, delays, and a community caught in the middle as millions in federal funding hang in the balance

Behind the Scenes: Family, Gratitude, and the Connections That Follow Us Everywhere

A Thanksgiving reflection on our latest podcast, Guam’s unbreakable ties, and the friendships that stay strong across years, miles, and datelines

What Family Really Means When You Come From an Island

In this episode of My Jungle Voices, we talk about the clans we come from, the expectations we carry, and how you maintain the meaning of family when you leave home

The Cost of Staying Connected to Guam

Here’s why travel costs so much, and how islanders have learned to work around it

Only on Guam: Where to Find Guam's Best Easts

From beloved breakfast favorites, we share the Guam restaurants that shaped our memories — and our cravings.

Behind the Scenes: The Quiet Weeks That Keep Us Going

Sometimes the slowest weeks bring the best ideas. Here’s what we’re building next at My Jungle Rules

🥢 Only on Guam: The Taste of Home

The smell of barbecue smoke, the taste of red rice, and the stories that make Guam’s food more than a meal — they make it home

Behind the Scenes: Take 10

A lighter week as we dig into Guam’s travel costs, next year’s crowded elections, and the flavors of home in our upcoming My Jungle Voices podcast

🗞️ Looking for Closure on Guam’s Mail Drama

As of Sept. 29, Guam shippers face a new customs rule that adds costs and confusion

Behind the Mic with Steve: The Madeleine Bordallo Interview

A closer look at the conversation that shaped one of our most memorable stories

Behind the Scenes: Take 8

Inside Moylan’s bonuses, Judge Gogo’s award, and what’s next at MJR

Behind the Story: Moylan's Bonuses and Guam's Voice in Congress

Steve and I go inside his reporting on delegate James Moylan’s staff payouts, unanswered questions, and what accountability really looks like

My Jungle Voices: What Are You Watching?

Therese, Ri and Steve talk Downton Abbey, Zombies, Korean dramas and shows whose names we can't remember

Behind the Scenes: Take 6

A behind the scenes look of this week and upcoming stories.

Mail, Caricatures, and What’s Next for Guam

Behind the Scenes, Take 5

OpEd: Yes, the Mail is Moving. The Transparency? Not so much

Residents deserve to know who’s standing up for them — and who isn’t