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Business groups say that linking Guam's minimum wage to the Consumer Price Index would create more economic problems for...
14/01/2026

Business groups say that linking Guam's minimum wage to the Consumer Price Index would create more economic problems for the island.

A bill would tie Guam's minimum wage to the Consumer Price Index, but groups representing businesses say that would drive up prices and further hurt the economy.

CNMI officials report that two newborns were found with m**hamphetamine in their systems.
14/01/2026

CNMI officials report that two newborns were found with m**hamphetamine in their systems.

DYS reports rise in child‑safety cases; two newborns test positive for m**h

Blues by the Bay returns to Marianas Yacht Club in Piti on Jan. 25.
14/01/2026

Blues by the Bay returns to Marianas Yacht Club in Piti on Jan. 25.

Blues by the Bay is happening Sunday, January 25th, at the Marianas Yacht Club at Sasa Bay. The annual fundraiser supports youth sailing development.

Groups opposed to seabed mining near the Marianas say they've gathered 60,000 comments, letters and petition signatures.
13/01/2026

Groups opposed to seabed mining near the Marianas say they've gathered 60,000 comments, letters and petition signatures.

In a webinar hosted by Right to Democracy and the America the Beautiful for All Coalition, representatives from citizen groups discussed their efforts to reach community members during the 60-day comment period.

A 58-year-old mariner was rescued after his boat overturned on Monday. The Coast Guard said multiple communication devic...
12/01/2026

A 58-year-old mariner was rescued after his boat overturned on Monday. The Coast Guard said multiple communication devices, staying with the boat and notifying people of his plans helped the rescue effort.

The Coast Guard said the man was able to be rescued because he had multiple communication devices, stayed with the overturned vessel and notified people of his boating plan.

Saipan welcomes Korean baseball players, including Dodger Kim Hye-seong, for training camp.
12/01/2026

Saipan welcomes Korean baseball players, including Dodger Kim Hye-seong, for training camp.

The South Korean national baseball team opened a two‑week training camp in Saipan after arriving Friday to a welcome from Governor David M. Apatang and other CNMI officials.

A Guam senator has introduced a bill to ban seabed mining in the waters off Guam, which would allow the port to deny ent...
11/01/2026

A Guam senator has introduced a bill to ban seabed mining in the waters off Guam, which would allow the port to deny entry to mining ships.

Last week, the Legislature passed a resolution opposing the federal government's plan to allow seabed mining near the Mariana Trench.

CNMI reaches out to federal officials over state of economy.
09/01/2026

CNMI reaches out to federal officials over state of economy.

In a letter to President Donald Trump, CNMI leaders warn that the Commonwealth’s worsening economy has become a national security concern.

Guam Land Use Commission and Hybrid Land Use Commission approve new housing projects.
08/01/2026

Guam Land Use Commission and Hybrid Land Use Commission approve new housing projects.

The Guam Land Use Commission and the Guam Hybrid Land Use Commission on Thursday approved projects to create more housing on the island.

Guam's governor says more than 1,000 pounds of m**h has been seized since 2019.
08/01/2026

Guam's governor says more than 1,000 pounds of m**h has been seized since 2019.

The Office of the Governor held a press conference highlighting progress in drug interdiction efforts on Guam.

Saipan mayor wants public to help fight vandalism.
08/01/2026

Saipan mayor wants public to help fight vandalism.

Mayor Ramon “RB” Camacho is urging residents to help stop vandalism across Saipan.

Exhibit on Sacred Waters to open at Guam Museum this weekend.
07/01/2026

Exhibit on Sacred Waters to open at Guam Museum this weekend.

The Micronesia Climate Change Alliance held a press conference yesterday at the Guam Museum to announce the educational art exhibition Ta Nå’i Ånimu Part Two: Sacred Waters.

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