The American Samoa Visitors Bureau continues to sell the territory as a destination for international travelers and its efforts to create another primary industry for our economically strapped isl
Despite the success of the American Samoa National Emergency Grant (ASNEG) program in training and graduating 30 participants in Guam, the “constant challenge” faced by the Center for Micronesian
One piece of legislation that American Samoa lawmakers are expected to receive when they convene next month for the 4th and final session of the 32nd Legislature, deals with amendments to the cur
The Attorney General’s office has moved for the court to dismiss a four-year old lawsuit by a Filipino family naming the American Samoa government, immigration officers and police officers as the
The American Samoa Aquatics Agency (ASAA) just concluded its first session of free open water swimming and safety lessons at the Utulei Beach Park Friday morning and will begin its second session M
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s Maritime Heritage Program and its partners will support a six-day heritage and archaeology expedition to Swains Island from July 12 to 21, ac
The Supreme Court in Samoa has awarded compensation and damages of more than 450,000 US dollars to a family in Tanugamamono village whose house and furniture, three cars and farm were damaged in an
E toa 23 i latou na maua a latou tusi pasi mai le Aoga Su’isu’i sa faatautaia e le Matagaluega o Tupulaga ma Tina, e pei ona faaiuina i le aso Lulu o le vaiaso nei.
E fou le vaaiga lea ua amata ona vaaia i le atunuu i le taimi nei, o le faaaoga lea o fanau laiti e saili ai tupe, e ala i le faatutu solo o i latou i luma o faleoloa poo ni nofoaga e tumutumu i a