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DETAILS: Fed judge orders BoH to give funds to Marisco
A federal judge has declared the federal court in the District of Hawai’i has “exclusive jurisdiction” over the federal lawsuit by Honolulu-based Marisco Ltd., against the American Samoa Governmen
AS Shipyard forecasts a profit of over $100K
The American Samoa Shipyard Services Authority is proposing more than $2 million in revenues and expenditures at $1.89 million for the new fiscal year 2013, which begins on Oct. 1, 2012.
\Apparent criminal activity\ at Port cited by SIC Chair Lualemaga
Senate Investigative Committee chairman Sen. Lualemaga Faoa describes the actions of former Port Administration employees Henry Ledoux and Fanene V.
What Apple's $1B victory means for consumers
NEW YORK (AP) -- Apple's $1 billion court victory over Samsung poses a lot of questions for consumers. Will Samsung phones still be available for sale?
ALLEGEDLY SPEEDING AIGA BUS KILLS RETIRED DPS COMMANDER
Department of Public Safety traffic officers arrested a bus driver who operated a bus, which is alleged to have struck a man in his 70’s, who died following the incident in Nu’uuli early Saturday
Youth delegate to Dem Convention ready to go
It was a trip to our nation’s capitol that got Corey Sagapolutele Sene seriously interested in politics — not just the local, home grown kind, but the politics that determines how things work in W
Civilian charged with murder after death of NZ police officer in Tonga
One of the people arrested in connection with the death of a New Zealand police officer in Tonga has been charged with murder.
Pacific Small Island States leaders meeting now underway in Cook Islands
Leaders of the Pacific Small Island States are holding the first meeting of the Pacific Islands Forum leaders summit.