Marianas Press journalists on Saipan, Tinian, Rota, and Guam will be here before, during, and after the storm. It is our commitment to keep you informed in good times and challenging ones.
We are Marianas strong. #Bavi#SuperTyphoonBavi#TyphoonBavi
Marianas Press is covering the prep before Typhoon Sinlaku hits the Marianas.
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Deeply saddened to hear about the passing of Governor Arnold Palacios.
Arnold was a devout leader of the Northern Mariana Islands, and his commitment to service drove his dedication to the people as governor. Praying for comfort for his family, friends and the great people of the Commonwealth during this time.
Gov. Palacios statement: The Northern Marianas remains alert and we remain positively hopeful & confident that peace & diplomacy reign for the benefit of our fellow brethren here at home and around the world.
As national attention is on the CNMI regarding birth tourism amid conversations about ending birthright citizenship, Marianas Press obtained the number of “live births by mother’s resident classification” from the hospital on Saipan.
https://t.co/gGIh6CnTLw
My report for Stanford University four years ago about the disenfranchised citizens of territories.
Worth re-sharing amid USVI’s protest on the House floor today.
https://t.co/Z3wiRnL09k
BREAKING: Guam Governor Leon Guerrero welcomed Taiwan’s President Lai to Guam this evening as part of his Pacific tour.
Photo Credit: Office of the Governor of Guam
https://t.co/F0QNgsBqoy
Some personal news — I will be leaving KUAM on Friday.
I returned home with the dream to cover our region and I’m thankful for the opportunities to do that over the past three years.
The Northern Mariana Islands elected its first female, Tinian native, and Republican to US Congress. Meet Kimberlyn King-Hinds.
https://t.co/e8SSqYaIAc
It’s a sad day for journalism in the CNMI.
A local paper, Saipan Tribune, where I started my reporting career announced its plans to close.
Democracy dies in darkness.