News - Guam

The demand for driver’s education in Guam is holding steady. A number of driving schools have sprung up on the island to meet that need. But teaching standards can vary and so can lessons and what they deliver as new drivers take to the roads.

 

The House Committee on Armed Services has transmitted a measure to the House Budget Committee which would allocate billions towards Department of Defense projects in the Indo-Pacific region.

 

The management of stray animals in Guam has become a problem for the island through the years.
 

Attorney General Douglas B.K. Moylan warned the business community that methamphetamine addiction and repeat criminal behavior are the two biggest threats to public safety and the island’s economic future.
 

The Serve Guam Commission, a grantee of the AmeriCorp program under the Office of the Governor, said its programs will “continue normal operations” following national reports of federal budget cuts to the program.