The La Fiesta Mall’s land lease agreement interest with the CNMI government has been acquired by the financial firm Bridge Capital LLC.Photo by Mark Peñaranda

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GUAM EDITION

• DPW bares $120M idle funds
  
• Murder suspect admits writing 83 checks to NEX
  
• GovGuam hires private law firm for renewed DISID case
  
• Perez bats for restoration of checks and balance
  
• Resolution pushes for restoration of benefits for Filipino veterans
  
• Bill seeks to curb welfare system abuse
  
• Police continue search for Agat man
  
• 5th traffic fatality
  
• Wife charged with assaulting husband’s ex-girlfriend
  
• GPSS utilities still unpaid
  
• Three to lose jobs at DepCor
  
• CSC affirms GIAA decision to fire employee
  
• Trial set against two with US Navy theft cases
• Sheraton Laguna Guam to hold soft opening
• Operation Sharing Hope sends final shipment
• Guam Chamber lobbying support for port chairman
• Air Force begins cleanup of dumpsite
• Guam to honor centenarians
  

• Guam’s OC1/OC2 Relay Ends with New Course Record
  
• Smokin’ Wheels to Begin This Friday
• Pepsi Giants hold off the Islanders
  
  
  

Federalization ‘almost a certainty’
WASHINGTON Rep. Pete A. Tenorio says the federalization of the islands’ minimum wage and immigration “is almost a certainty” and the CNMI government should ensure that the interests...(Full Story)

Nagoya club workers seek federal help
EMPLOYEES of the Nagoya Star Night Club have sought the help of the Federal Labor Ombudsman’s Office in filing a labor complaint against their employer for non-payment of wages ....(Full Story)