Second part of a series Editor’s Note: The following is part of a continuing series that Saipan Tribune correspondent Reica Ramirez is examining to see how people are coping six months after Super Typhoon Yutu devastated Saipan and Tinian. Soon after Super Typhoon Yutu levelled...

HAGATNA, Guam—Sen. Jose “Pedo” Terlaje is hosting a public hearing on Resolution 14-35 at the Dededo game Club (Dededo Dome) to discuss the federal government’s recent decision to ban cockfighting in Guam and the other Territories. Senator Terlaje has invited Congressman Michael...

Most people with kidney damage or mildly reduced kidney functions are unaware that they have chronic kidney disease, which is usually a complication of Type II diabetes and hypertension. Numbers cited in yesterday’s proclamation signing for National Kidney Month noted that 96...

As the new year begins, scores of students and their families will make choices about where to study next fall. Affordability, location and degree offerings should be serious considerations. No one should ever say, “It is worth it no matter the cost.” That’s propaganda. There are...