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The new store marks an expansion of Triple J’s retail offerings in Saipan, providing a convenient, one-stop destination for essential home furnishings, appliances, and modern home accents tailored to everyday island living.

URAALI Refaluwasch Association senior advisor and cultural practitioner Melvin L.O. Faisao is asking the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council to allow the CNMI’s indigenous group to engage in the ongoing discussion regarding green sea turtle recovery.

(Special Advertising Feature) — The Pacific Islands Insurance Literacy Initiative or PIILI, launched by Gengu International Education USA, Inc. in collaboration with Eucon International School and University, has successfully completed its first phase of training sessions in Saipan.

(BECQ) — The Bureau of Environmental and Coastal Quality analyzed water samples collected from Rota’s recreational beaches and storm drainages this week.

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CNMI’s challenges are competing for attention amid major national and international crises, a reality that Delegate Kimberlyn King‑Hinds says is complicating efforts to correct federal misconceptions about birth tourism and the economic pressures facing the Commonwealth.

For the Northern Marianas, the case could affect children born in the CNMI to undocumented or temporarily present parents — including workers and visitors — who would not automatically be recognized as U.S. citizens at birth under the executive order.

DEPARTMENT of Public Works Secretary Ray Yumul pleaded guilty Tuesday to operating an unmarked government vehicle in violation of 1 CMC 7406(f) during a change of plea hearing before Superior Court Associate Judge Kenneth L. Govendo.

Northern Marianas College Senior Vice President Frankie Eliptico provides Saipan Chamber of Commerce members and business leaders with an update on new federal workforce funding opportunities that would expand access to training programs that are focused on accelerating residents’ pathways into hig…

BY withdrawing the application for exemption from the U.S. Department of Transportation’s order that limits scheduled air service between the U.S. and China, the Commonwealth Ports Authority can now participate in the continuation of the Covenant Section 902 consultations later this week.