Operation Kurukuru 2011, a coordinated maritime surveillance operation in which the countries of the Pacific region cooperated to detect, deter and eliminate activities such as illegal, unregulated
On the far west side of O’ahu which people have long associated with crime, homelessness, substance abuse, poverty and negativity, a new program has taken root that is reconnecting Hawaiian studen
The Department of Marine and Wildlife Resources is on the hunt for rubbish— yours, mine and ours.
History is being made at this time here in the territory, as the computer technology company, Visucate, which provides computer technology (software and hardware), curriculum and Funding Services
Sen. Amituana’i Eteuati Sr. passed away over the weekend at LBJ Medical Center. He was 78 years old, according to his son Rep. Vailoata Eteuati Amituana’i Jr.
Lt. Governor Faoa Aitofele Sunia and Taufete’e John Faumuina officially announced their candidacy for Governor and Lieutenant Governor in the 2012 general elections, last Friday, Nov.
Citing lack of jurisdiction, the Appellate Division of the High Court two weeks ago reversed the trial court’s ruling, which last year ordered the American Samoa Government to refund a $20,000 fin
American Samoa Special Services Commission’s (ASSSC) “fiscal officer” is a co-conspirator in the federal government’s case against Mine S.
Afonotele Elementary school is participating in the beginning of an Anti-Bullying campaign, that is a collaboration of DOE's Guidance and Counseling Program, led by Liza Maria Tuato'o, and the Depa
MA’O Farms, a certified organic farm, was the First Lady Michelle Obama’s first stop on her Hawaii trip with her husband, U.S. President Barack Obama.