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Overstayer bill goes to Senate after House approval
The territorial House of Representatives has approved in final reading a bill that would subject to a fine, the sponsors of foreigners who are present in the territory beyond their permitted time.
Kaisa and Louis Tai drug case continued to Oct.
The federal government’s case against several drug defendants including three brothers - two of whom were arrested in American Samoa last summer - has been continued to later this year, following
Former U'una'i head Wagner to be sentenced in April
Former acting executive director of the now defunct U’una’i Legal Service Corporation David Wagner has been ordered by a federal court to appear in April for sentencing, now that his co-conspirato
Hawaii resident charged with investment fraud relating to Hurricane Katrina
A Hawaii resident has been charged at the federal court in Honolulu for an investment fraud scheme relating to the Hurricane Katrina on the U.S.
Teens migrating to Twitter —sometimes for privacy
CHICAGO (AP) -- Teens don't tweet, will never tweet - too public, too many older users. Not cool.
Op-Ed: No Fiji election in 2014, says PM Tuilaepa
The citizens of Fiji and the international community are again being led down the cassava patch with promises of free elections in 2014.
HOLIDAY FAST PITCH SOFTBALL LEAGUE HEADING INTO PLAYOFFS
The Holiday Fast Pitch Softball League, which is sponsored by the American Samoa Government, Department of Parks and Recreation, American Samoa National Olympic Committee and the American Samoa So