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Most expensive housing markets in the US get unexpected rebel

At first glance, Steve Hilton is an unlikely champion of America’s middle-class homeowner....

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Vetoed Bill 213 fails to get votes for override

Vetoed Bill 213 fails to get the votes for an override. The measure would have had GovGuam agency and department head officials be given fines if they failed to provide their audits to the Office of Public Accountability past the deadline. Vice Speaker Ti...

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2023 was bad for commercial real estate

More than $900 billion in loans backing office buildings, retail centers, hotels, warehouses and more will come due this year - and analysts who track commercial real estate are already worried that this slice of the economy could soon threaten…...

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Visiting CODEL discusses veterans, transportation issues

Veterans’ issues, transpiration and infrastructure and other topics were discussed today with a visiting congressional delegation. Guam Delegate James Moylan announcing it includes Illinois Congressman Mike Bost and Missouri Congressman Sam Graves w...

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Bowser, business leaders pitch $400M plan to fix Washington, DC’s ailing downtown

D.C. officials unveiled recommendations Monday to revive the city’s ailing downtown and help return the revenue it generates to pre-pandemic levels - emphasizing public safety as worries about crime escalate and reconceptualizing corridors that once catered to 9-to-5 employees as…...

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Another suspect identified in deadly robbery, Manibusan wants house arrest

There are new details to report about the deadly Thai Thai shooting. The second man witnesses spotted on the scene the day a Dededo mother was robbed, shot and killed outside of the Tamuning restaurant has been identified. KUAM independently confirming th...

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Robocalls, ringless voicemails and AI: Real estate enters the age of automation

Southern California's real estate market is as cold as the snow currently adorning the peaks of its mountains. Interest rates are up. Inventory is down. And deals are few and far between....

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Clients, volunteers share message of hope at Passport to Services event

The homeless population on island seems to be growing and many of them are in major need of assistance. KUAM News brings you to the island's capital, where there was a one-stop event creating a pathway in hopes to get them out of homelessness. The annual...

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Housing-market rebound poses challenge in Fed's inflation fight

Home prices are again on the rise after a brief dip last year, complicating the Federal Reserve's effort to contain inflation and raising questions about how much further policymakers will have to hike interest rates....

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CNMI judge acquits chief parole officer

CNMI Superior Court Judge Joseph Camacho acquitted chief parole officer Nick Reyes of misconduct in public office and forgery. His bench trial, which concluded on Thursday, also included testimony from CNMI Gov. Arnold Palacios earlier this week. Reyes wa...

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