Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — The 2019 Flag Day celebration, under the theme “Prepare our Youth for Future Challenges” is set for one day, Apr. 17.
O se vaaiga i nisi o tina sa fa’afiafia i le “Fiafia Night” i le po o le aso Faraile ua te’a a Matagaluega Sagato Petelo ma Paulo sa faia i le ekalesia Katoliko i Lauli’i. [ata: BC]
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Ua suia nei le tulaga o fa'atauga o ta'avale mo matagaluega ma ofisa o le vaega fa’amalosi tulafono a le malo, i le faiga fou ua finagalo le afioga i le Lutena Kovana, Lemanu Palepoi Sialega Mauga,
Phoenix, AZ — Employees of the now-shuttered Argosy University system were supposed to get paid Friday. They didn't.
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — A man who has been on probation since 2015 after being convicted of vandalizing an ATM machine and attempting to steal funds from it
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Sadly, cancer has become as common in our community as gout, diabetes, and hypertension. However, unlike those chronic diseases, cancer patients cannot find re
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — Bail for a man accused of — among other things — raping his biological daughter, is set at $50,000.
Auckland, NEW ZEALAND — The organizers of one of the largest Pacific cultural festivals, Pasifika, have confirmed it will go ahead this weekend.
Pago Pago, AMERICAN SAMOA — We knew her as Tina Hammock, who in 2013 was the NOAA station chief for their Climate and Atmosphere Observatory on the eastern end of Tutuila at Cape Matatula.
The Blue Empire pulled off a three-peat last week, winning the ASHSAA boys varsity basketball title for the third straight year.