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

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

CHamoru Chef Kiko Fejarang Puts Guam on the Map with NYT-Acclaimed Shrimp Patties

Biba Santa Marian Kamalen!

Photography by Manny Crisostomo of the 2025 Dec. 8 Procession

Top U.S. Engineering School to Launch Satellite Campus on Guam, Creating Local High-Tech Job Pipeline

UOG-Colorado School of Mines To Offer New Mechanical Engineering Degree

The Cost of Staying Connected to Guam

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

Guam’s Bernard Aguon Named Army National Guard’s Top Warrant Officer

Dededo native and Simon Sanchez High graduate brings island values and pride to one of the highest posts in the U.S. military

🗞️ Looking for Closure on Guam’s Mail Drama

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

Madeleine Bordallo at 92: Still Fighting for Guam in Washington

The former congresswoman reflects on her career, her ongoing work, and why Guam still drives her mission

Moylan Confirms Bonus Documents of 'Financial Irregularities'

Guam delegate responds to questions surrounding Department of Justice investigation

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

Moylan: Large Staff Bonuses a Red Flag

Guam delegate responds to bonus questions on radio show

Moylan Paid Staff More Than $400K in Bonuses

Delegate's 2024 employee bonuses more than 300% of House average

'A mini FestPAC': CHamorus gathering for PIFA 2025

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

OpEd: Guam Governor’s Veto Sets Stage for Budget Showdown

Lou Leon Guerrero rejects tax rollback, redirects millions to hospital, leaving GOP senators to make their next move

OpEd: Airmail Drama Continues

CNMI’s delegate works with Washington; not sure what Guam’s delegate is doing

Tenorio Pushes Feds to Act on Guam Buildup Impacts

Urges reconvening of the federal buildup committee and calls for a $400M hospital, affordable housing and storm-ready power grid

Moylan's Mailbag: Full on Wednesday, Empty by Monday

From crisis to nothing-to-see-here in less than a week, Guam’s delegate spins a mail problem into thin air.

When Packages Stop Coming: Guam and CNMI Caught in Washington's New Rules

👉 For the world, it’s a shipping headache. For Guam and the Marianas, it’s a lifeline cut.

Op-Ed: Rollback Passed. Can Guam Afford It?

A rollback may risk more than it relieves

Column: The Price of Paradise

How much should Guam residents continue to pay for the love of their island?

Guam's Cost of Living Crossroads

Risks if current trends continue — and steps that could close the gap

Healing through heritage: Gi Matan Guma' connects CHamoru diaspora through culture, community

Guahån's new wave: Gi Matan Guma' redefines identity while revitalizing culture

This is not your tata's CHamoru