News - Guam

As of December 2025, the island had 7,100 active-duty military personnel in Guam.

The Guam Visitors Bureau is mobilizing a $2 million comprehensive response plan to navigate an escalating global travel crisis, characterized by jet fuel prices hovering at $200 per barrel and anticipated 20% fare hikes from major carriers.

The Japan-flagged cruise vessel Asuka III arrived at the Port Authority of Guam on May 6, carrying 311 passengers and 429 crew members for a two-day regional voyage through the Pacific.

William Toti – previously a senior advisor to the deputy secretary of war, has been appointed as of May 1 to “perform the duties of” the under secretary of the Navy, with the rise of Hung Cao to acting secretary of the Navy.

Airlines globally are not waiting for a shortage of jet fuel but reacting to the cost in the wake of the closure of the Straits of Hormuz.

The Subway Restaurant at the Mobil Yigo North reopened April 30. The restaurant boasts the new Fresh Forward design, which makes for a more modern environment.

Blangka’s Boutique features clothing from the Federated States of Micronesia, instantly recognizable to residents of the islands.

Community First Guam Federal Credit Union has taken a thoughtful approach not only to the design and implementation of its latest branch, but also to how the financial institution offers services to clients.

It’s not hard to find a major construction project in the Journal or its archives. For example, there is GTA’s newest Tier 3 data center and cable landing station, road works, and the new Cost-U-Less building in Hagåtña — which took a leap forward into the public eye with the installation of signage and more.

In the wake of Super Typhoon Sinlaku, small business owners across Guam are navigating a complex recovery process defined by significant inventory losses, operational hurdles, and a deep reliance on community support.