Dolphin remains distant, but dangerous surf reaches Guam

Typhoon Dolphin remains hundreds of miles from Guam, but the storm is already stirring up dangerous surf and a high risk of rip currents across the Marianas, and the National Weather Service is warning swimmers and boaters to stay alert through the week. …

Moylan, Limtiaco to face off for Guam's delegate in November

Incumbent Del. James Moylan and former U.S. Attorney for Guam and Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Alicia G. Limtiaco will face off in November following Saturday night’s Primary Election results. Limtiaco ran unopposed on the Democrat ballot, while …

'We really can change Guam': Terlaje-Perez beat Tenorio-Muña-Barnes in tight race

Sens. Therese Terlaje and Sabina Perez thank their supporters after learning they won the Democratic Primary Election at a watch party in Hagatna on Aug. 2, 2026.Kiara Elie/Pacific Daily News Gubernatorial candidate Sen. Therese Terlaje and running …

Guam primary draws 39.81% turnout as GEC releases unofficial results, schedules Aug. 15 ballot count

By the time polls closed and ballots were tabulated early Sunday morning, nearly four in 10 registered Guam voters had participated in the 2026 primary election, according to unofficial results released by the Guam Election Commission. The commission …

Southern Guam voters head to the polls early

From land rights to a new hospital, voters sound off in Northern Guam

U.S. Navy Submarine USS Minnesota Completes First Guam Deployment for Indo-Pacific Operations

The U.S. Navy's USS Minnesota (SSN-783) submarine has completed its first operational deployment since becoming the first Virginia-class nuclear-powered attack submarine permanently forward-deployed at Naval Base Guam, validating a new operational …

Voters turn out to 'make a change' for Guam at Primary Election

Voters came out to vote Saturday during the Primary Election and said they want to "make a change" for Guam by choosing candidates they believe in.  Riza Torres, 56, from Mangilao, was excited to finally exercise her right to vote after being …

Faith, optimism, patience mark election morning for Guam gubernatorial hopefuls

Primary Election Day on Guam began the way many campaigns hope it does - with handshakes, honking horns, prayers and optimism. Republican gubernatorial candidate and Legislative Speaker Frank Blas Jr., who is running with Mary Okada, cast his ballot early …

Before the ballots are counted, Guam’s campaigns wave, honk and hustle

Long before the first ballot was cast Saturday morning, Guam’s campaign volunteers were already hard at work. By 5 a.m., supporters were setting up tents, signs and music stations outside polling places across the island, preparing for the long hours ahead …