American Samoa
Bird strike prevention conducted at Pago Pago airport
Vegetation has been cleared around American Samoa's main airport to prevent bird strikes.
American Samoa shipyard shutdown for repairs
Repairs are underway for the main slipway at the government-owned Ronald Reagan Shipyard in American Samoa.
Burning boat sinks in American Samoa
The fishing boat, Jeneatte, which caught fire on Wednesday at the main dock in American Samoa, sunk on Friday about 17 miles south of Tutuila.
Coast Guard sends help to deal with burning vessel off Pago Pago
The US Coast Guard says it is working with the American Samoa authorities to investigate and fight a fire aboard a vessel which started in the port of Pago Pago.
Fishing boat burns in American Samoa harbour
A fishing vessel was on fire in Pago Pago harbour in American Samoa today.
American Samoa prepares for possible federal shutdown
The American Samoa governor has issued instructions to his administration's directors to take precautionary financial measures to mitigate any potential federal government shutdown.
American Samoa hospital can’t afford enough beds
Officials at American Samoa's LBJ Hospital say they can't order enough beds to meet the demand for the crowded facility.
American Samoa ferry idle after engineer departs territory
The American Samoa government vessel the Manu'atele is idle again because it doesn't have a licensed engineer.
American Samoan power costs expected to drop
The cost of electricity is expected to drop significantly once the American Samoa Power Authority's two multi-million dollar solar projects are completed.
US students share underwater robotics knowledge in Am Samoa
Students from Stockbridge High School in Michigan and their science teacher have been interacting with American Samoa high school students at the first Underwater Robotics workshop in American Samoa.
Lolo seeks funding to ensure new Fono is up to code
American Samoa's governor wants additional funding to make the new Fono compliant with US building regulations.
American Samoa's only hospital at full capacity
American Samoa's only hospital needs more beds for patients as its paediatric, medical and surgical wards are at full capacity, the executive director says.
American Samoa's told to stop eating lettuce
American Samoa's Department of Public Health has advised people to stop consuming Romain Lettuce which is imported from the United States.
American Samoa eyed as gateway for Samoa export to US
There are opportunities for Samoan food items to be exported to the United States via American Samoa, American Samoa's Director of Agriculture says.
US regulator approves Bluesky American Samoa sale to ATH
The US Federal Communication Commission has approved the acquisition of Bluesky Communications assets in American Samoa by Fiji-based Amalgamated Telecom Holdings Limited.
American Samoa's Governor's aide admits assault
American Samoa Governor Lolo Moliga's chief of staff, Fiu Johnny Saelua, has admitted in court that he had physical contact with another person knowing that his actions were offensive.
American Samoa ups its cruise ship visits
Seventeen cruise ships are set to visit Pago Pago in 2019, bringing more than 50,000 short term visitors to American Samoa.
American Samoa flags at half staff to remember senator
Flags in American Samoa are at half-staff for the next two days to honour former senator, Galea'i Moaali'itele Tu'ufuli, who died last month at hospital in California.
News in Samoan for 20 November 2018
The latest news in Samoan language (Gagana Samoa). Audio
27 years jail for American Samoa prison guard
Former American Samoa prison guard Okesene Alo has been jailed for 27 years.