Dancers who are part of UNUKUPUKUPU, a community dance group out of Hawai'i Community College, perform at the Smithsonian Folklife Festival on the National Mall in Washington, Friday, July 6, 2012.
The final management plan for the Fagatele Bay National Marine Sanctuary (FBNMS) has seven changes made in response to concerns raised by the public and local and federal resource management agenc
The Department of Public Safety will not renew the contract for Fa’amausili Mau Mau Jr., manager of the Office of Motor Vehicles (OMV).
Ua taoto atu nei i se faaiuga a le Faamasinoga Maualuga le talosaga a le alii sa avea ma leoleo, lea o lo o loka i le toese i Tafuna, mo se avanoa e iloilo ai e le faamasinoga vaega o le tulafono
Ua maea nei ona fausia le talita fou a le Iuni Lakapi a Amerika Samoa, e pei ona faalauiloa ai i le vaiaso na te’a nei a’o toe tolu ai vaiaso maea le taamilosaga o loo faagasolo ta’i to’a 15 o loo
Ua fa’ailoa mai e le Associated Press, ua laina tutusa nei Isaraelu, Ausetalia ma Aikupito ma le malo o Afakanisitana i le fa’atulagaga fou ua fa’aigoaina: “UO AE LE SE TOTINO O LE NATTO” o se fea
Of the 72 senior citizens who were scheduled to be laid off last week from the Territorial Administration on Aging (TAOA) employment program,TAOA Director Fa’afiti Tauanu’u said not all will be l
On Washington's rugged Pacific coast, the Quinault Indian Nation has depended on salmon for thousands of years.
Fans of the Telesa Trilogy book series will be happy to hear that the author will be in Samoa for the local release of the second book in the trilogy — “When Water Burns”.
Scientists don’t generally look at the bright side. For one thing, it’s not scientific.