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Fully funded by fed grants, CJPA monitors sequestration
The Criminal Justice Planning Agency remains concerned with the on-going sequestration in Washington D.C.
No ban, but church wants less gift giving
Gift giving stays despite calls from church ministers at the Congregational Christian Church of Samoa Annual Conference to ban what is commonly called ‘faalavelave’.CCCS Chairman Reverend Elder Tav
Samoa's media freedom remains under threat
Some police officers are leading a new hostility towards media, spreading through to the rest of government.Other ministries are now also demanding that news media supply questions by emailstraight
Local VFW group holds Memorial Day service
A third Memorial Day service was held earlier this morning (Monday, May 28) in honor of fallen soldiers of all foreign wars.
Eni pays special tribute to American Samoa's veterans
Washington, D.C.— Congressman Faleomavaega for Memorial Day paid a special tribute to our fallen soldiers from American Samoa as well as our veterans and active-duty military personnel who
DOE's first 100 Days Report projects cost savings
The American Samoa Department of Education is projecting to save $30,000 this year in its electricity bill under cost containment measures implemented in the first 100-days of the Lolo Administrati
41 FANAU UA FAATAOTO I LE VAEGA ‘AU A LE MALO TELE
E toa 41 alo o le atunuu ua maea ona faatautu e avea ma su o le vaega au a le malo tele o Amerika i le vaiaso nei.
Rotary’s Four-Way Test Awards
Twelve young men and women, members of the 2013 graduating class, have been selected by the Rotary Club of Pago Pago to receive the 2013 Rotary Four-Way Test Award which recognizes high moral and e