As the cost of electricity continues to rise due to the hike in global oil prices, there is a new trend in American Samoa with customers switching to the use of liquid petroleum gas, or LPG, which
The American Samoa Government has voiced its strong opposition to the Bank of Hawai’i’s motion for injunctive relief filed with the federal court in Honolulu, which has asked the court to prohibit
A former employee of Kooline refrigeration accused of embezzling close to 60 checks with a value close to $40,000 was arraigned in High Court earlier this week.
The government has arrested and charged the man accused of two burglaries at Sepp’s Wholesale store back in February where $4,000 cash and other items were removed from the office.
The Federal Communications Commission has issued a $6,000 forfeiture order against the American Samoa TeleCommunications Authority for “willfully and repeatedly violating the hearing aid compatibi
Samoa News reported in Wednesday’s Campaign Trail 2012 that the reason Tualauta Candidate Vui Florence Saulo was unable to attend the Tafuna Elementary Forum was due to medical reasons, which is w
The ruling government was yesterday warned against the duplication of duties among public servants, costing the country “millions.”The leader of the Tautua Samoa Party, Palusalue Fa’apo II made the
250 students will be affected when the Samoan government closes a college on Savaii in December.The Ministry of Education, Sports and Culture announced the decision to close the 91 year old Vaipoul