Guam
Guam church prepares for mediation with abuse victims
Guam's archbishop has written a letter acknowledging a debt of justice has to be paid, as the church plans to enter mediation talks with lawyers representing children sexually abused by priests.
Sport: Mixed results for Guam footballers
The Guam men's football team have been beaten 2-0 in their latest East Asian Cup match against Macau.
Sport: Guam make winning start in East Asian Cup
The Guam men's football team has made an emphatic start to the East Asian Cup, crushing the Northern Mariana Islands 4-0 in their opening match in Mongolia.
Guam's Bordallo ends her time in politics
Guam delegate to the United States Congress, Madeleine Bordallo, is retiring from politics after losing a primary election at the weekend.
Guam teachers call for governor to veto Budget
The Guam Federation of Teachers is calling on the governor to veto the 2019 Budget, saying it will be detrimental for all public employees.
Wind lease sales could become legal for Pacific territories
Wind lease sales could become legal in US territories in the Pacific under legislation recently introduced by island delegates.
Taiwanese nationals charged with visa fraud in Guam
Four Taiwanese nationals have been charged with visa fraud in Guam, after they were found working on tourist visas.
Guam's fight for civil rights from US an 'uphill battle'
Guam's governor says his territory's battle with the United States for greater civic rights has been an uphill and extremely difficult battle.
Guam govt agencies face funding cuts
Most government agencies on Guam will have their funding cut under the territory's $US956 million budget approved for the year ahead.
Call to let Guam veterans vote in US elections
Guam's governor has asked the US president to consider giving the territory's veterans the right to vote in US elections.
Scientists scramble for solution to rhinoceros beetle
Scientists from around the world are meeting in Australia this week to try and find a solution to the invasive coconut rhinoceros beetle which is devastating trees across the Pacific. Audio
Guam drops school backpack rule
School students on Guam will be able to use any backpack they choose when school returns next week.
Jellyfish warning issued in Guam
Authorities in Guam are warning the public to look out for box jellyfish on beaches and in the ocean around the island over the next week.
Guam Speaker asks for FBI probe into tax evasion
Guam's Speaker of the House has asked the US Attorney's Office and the FBI to investigate potential tobacco tax evasion by a local distributor, amounting to about $US14.5 million over three years.
Guam Governor hopes service cuts can be avoided
There is still hope Guam's lawmakers can come up with a solution for a large budget shortfall so staff, hours and service cuts can be avoided, the Governor's Office says.
Guam fire stations plan partial shutdown over funding shortfall
Some of Guam's fire stations could be closed as the territory's government tries to cope with a shortage of funds.
Guam tax repeal could impact emergency services and education
A government tax repeal could have negative impacts on essential services in Guam.
Guam's hospital loses its accreditation
Guam's Memorial Hospital has lost its accreditation from the Jont Commission, a body that accredits over 20,000 healthcare organisations in the United States.
Guam deputy governor says he wasn't drunk when he took gun
Guam's deputy governor insists he was not drunk when he snuck up behind a police officer and took his gun from its holster on Saturday night.
CNMI hunkers down for Maria's worst
The Northern Marianas government is hunkering down for the worst with the possibility that Tropical Storm Maria could intensify into a typhoon overnight.