A recent report issued by the U.S. Department of the Interior notes what the CNMI government has been insisting all along—that there aren’t enough workers for the CNMI’s growing economy. In fact, the DOI report, submitted to U.S. House Committee on Natural Resources chair Rep....

A Tinian and Aguiguan Legislative Delegation bill that divvies up $1 million 2019 annual Casino License Fee among several Tinian projects has been enacted. Rep. Antonio Borja’s (R-Tinian) House Local Bill 21-31, D1, which seeks to appropriate a total of $1 million of the 2019...

Gov. Ralph DLG Torres signed into law last week a bill that appropriates a total of $3 million from the annual casino license renewal fee payment, with $250,000 going directly to repairs for the Admiral Herbert G. Hopwood Middle School. House Local Bill 21-28, S1, D6 goes into...

With Super Typhoon Hagibis now out of the CNMI’s area of responsibility, damage assessment can now start, according to acting governor Arnold I. Palacios yesterday. Hagibis is now spinning toward Japan after nearly hitting the CNMI early Monday morning and, while there w...