News - Guam

The Virginia-class fast attack submarine, the USS Minnesota, returned from its first deployment from Guam on July 29.

The Society of American Military Engineers Guam Industry Forum brought military leaders, industry representatives, and government agencies together to discuss Guam’s role within the Indo-Pacific, including ongoing infrastructure developments and challenges.

Rapid advancements in artificial intelligence, escalating cybersecurity threats, and mounting physical power grid constraints are forcing regional business leaders to fundamentally overhaul their technology strategies, shared to industry experts during a technology conference held on July 23 at the Dusit Thani Guam Resort.

Gov. Lourdes A. Leon Guerrero is confirmed as one of the speakers at VIS 2026 – a virtual islands summit taking place from Sept. 15 to Sept. 17.

Regional leaders, government officials, and industry executives gathered at the Guam International Airport Authority on Wednesday, July 22 for the inaugural session of the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Working Group, driving a unified regional effort to expand the Guam-CNMI Visa Waiver Program to include the Philippines.

The commercial adult-use cannabis industry on Guam has officially launched following the issuance of the island's first recreational cannabis cultivation license to local grower Stephen Roberto, operator for Deep Green Guam of Guam Real Deal, LLC.

The Los Angeles-class fast attack submarine USS Tucson made its homeport at the Naval Base Guam, replacing the USS Jefferson City on July 10.

The Guam Economic Development Authority awarded $316,857.94 in grant funding to 17 local community organizations and public agencies during a check presentation ceremony at Adelup on Wednesday, July 15.

GTA contributed to relief efforts in support of the Mayor’s Council of Guam, donating 60 cases of water and gas cards for fuel to aid Rota’s ongoing recovery.

With the islandwide power grid nearly fully restored and water service active for almost all customer accounts, the Government of Guam has pivoted to long-term economic recovery and began launching formal residential damage assessments to secure federal disaster aid following Super Typhoon Bavi.