Preparing island youth to be productive adults, the Governor’s Summer Youth Employment Program has provided many high school ...

The ITC building began as a hotel project at the height of the Japanese investment boom in Guam in the 1970s and 1980s.

The ITC is the largest landlord to the government of Guam, and receives nearly a third of GovGuam's total office rent costs every year. There are many reasons residents need to go there.

One of the largest private-sector landlords to the government of Guam has made improvements to its congested public parking, weeks after the Pacific Daily News ran a series of stories about the ...

One of the largest private-sector landlords to the government of Guam has made improvements to its congested public parking, weeks after the Pacific Daily News ran a series of stories about the ...

One of the largest private-sector landlords to the government of Guam has made improvements to its congested public parking, weeks after the Pacific Daily News ran a series of stories about the ...

One of the largest private-sector landlords to the government of Guam has made improvements to its congested public parking, weeks after the Pacific Daily News ran a series of stories about the ...

One of the largest private-sector landlords to the government of Guam has made improvements to its congested public parking, weeks after the Pacific Daily News ran a series of stories about the ...

One of the largest private-sector landlords to the government of Guam has made improvements to its congested public parking, weeks after the Pacific Daily News ran a series of stories about the ...

Altogether, the ITC has 30 parking spaces, marked for “GPD guest.” That number meets the 17 required under Guam law, based on one parking space for every 400 square feet of office space.