Four high school graduates of Tongan descent are able to pursue higher education at the American Samoa Community College with scholarships from the Tongan Market Corporation LTD Scholarship ...Read more
Samoa police are investigating multiple cases of voter fraud, as a man was charged with allegedly using another voter’s identity to register at the Office of the Electoral Commissioner. The ...Read more
It was around 10:30 a.m. that employees of the ASG Shipyard returned to work after staging a two-hour “sit-in” in front of the EOB in Utulei this morning. Despite the rain, the group ...Read more
Lt. Governor Pulumataala Ae Ae Jr. met Monday with Dr. Keao NeSmith, a distinguished Native Hawaiian linguist, educator, and translator. Dr. NeSmith is known for his extensive work in preserving ...Read more
A man accused of committing sexual acts to his own daughter and a niece is being held without bail at the Territorial Correctional Facility. Both victims are 15-years-old. The defendant faces a ...Read more
Governor Pulaali’i Nikolao Pula convened a multi-agency meeting to address food safety and security in the territory, in light of rising community concerns regarding the quality and safety of ...Read more
The Strengthening Institution Program (SIP) at the American Samoa Community College (ASCC) aims to significantly increase the number of high school graduates prepared to enter and succeed in ...Read more
The ASG shipyard at Satala is closed today as its CEO Carlos Sanchez, and employees stage a “sit-in” at the Executive Office Building in Utulei. Their peaceful demonstration aims to urge the ...Read more
Three men armed with knives held up a delivery truck in a brazen, violent daylight robbery at Best Buy Supermarket in Vailoa, Faleata, last Friday. A police search is underway for the three ...Read more
To the Members of the American Samoa Government Employees Retirement Fund (ASGERF), Over the past several months, I have shared with you four open letters detailing the governance and management ...Read more
