Florida insurers will provide limited coverage for non-weather-related water damage
A Florida-based property insurer that was recently eliminating coverage for non-weather-related water damage from policies taken out of state-run Citizens Property Insurance Corp. has told agents and executives of Citizens that it will provide limited water damage coverage in planned…...
Guam Motorsports Association speaks out about Yigo Raceway Park negotiations
The non-profit organization fighting to reopen the Yigo Raceway Park speaks out after three months of slow lease negotiations. The Guam Motorsports Association wants to show the Chamorro Land Trust Commission the poor conditions of the once thriving facil...
US mortgage rates fall further, stoking housing optimism
Mortgage rates continued their decline, hitting the lowest level since early February 2023....
Car overturned in Upper Tumon crash
Friday afternoon at around 5 p.m., units from the Guam Fire Department responded to a car accident on Rte. 1, across Coast 360 in upper Tumon. One vehicle was found overturned with four individuals sustaining minor injuries. All involved declined medical...
'We just can't afford to live here.' Housing costs are driving people out of Orange County, poll says
LOS ANGELES — Brittany West had planned to put down roots and build a life with her fiancé and their new baby in Orange County, a place that's lauded as ideal for raising children....
Pair of legal opinions on Mangilao hospital reignites public feud
A pair of legal opinions on the legality of Guam Housing and Urban Renewal Authority’s acquisition of Mangilao lands and acceptance of American Rescue Plan loans for the medical complex reignited a feud between the Governor and the legislature. The...
‘Sandwich generation’: How this family built an ADU for aging parents in the side yard
RALEIGH, N.C. — It’s Friday night. Sara and Lee Stein are leaving their home to meet her mother and stepfather, Abby and Bob Millhauser, for an early dinner....
Multiple illegal entry cases revealed in federal court
Seven Chinese nationals who were caught sneaking onto Guam's shores this year are expected to go back to Saipan after admitting to their roles in the scheme. Court documents filed in the District Court of Guam this week state defendants paid for the boat...
A tale of two downtowns in LA: As offices languish, apartments thrive
By many measures, downtown Los Angeles’ newest apartment tower is over the top with such gilded flourishes as stone tiles from Spain lining the elevator cabs and hand-troweled Italian plaster on interior walls. Hummingbirds have somehow found the fruit-laden trees…...