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Democracy works: Biden wins, Trump is not conceding
by Elpidio R. Estioko After former Vice President and Democratic candidate Joe Biden won Pennsylvania, four days after the Nov. 3 presidential election, he clenched [Read More…]
Fil-Am Rising Boxing Star Arnold Dinong Making His Mark in Professional Boxing
by Jim Bea Sampaga This past July, Filipino American boxer Arnold Dinong made his pay-per-view fight debut in California, which he won with a unanimous [Read More…]
Happy Thanksgiving to All! Be Well and Safe
For the families of 200,000-plus, and counting, as well as the over 11 million who’ve contracted the coronavirus – this Thanksgiving will take on added [Read More…]
Republicans Need a Reboot; There’s No Future in Trumpism for the GOP
Outgoing President Donald Trump is a smarter man than most give him credit for. Certainly he already knew the election was over days ago and [Read More…]
Hawaii Gets Pandemic Assistance from Out-of-State Medical Employees
As part of the $17 million CARES Act allocation, 170 outof-state medical employees were hired until Dec. 26, 2020 to help with pandemic efforts in [Read More…]
Medicare Enrollment Deadline is Dec. 7
If you have Medicare and plan to select a new Medicare Advantage and Medicare Prescription Drug Plan, the deadline to make a change is Dec. [Read More…]
Conference on Homelessness Held in Observance of Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week
Honolulu’s iconic Aloha Tower was lit purple this week to bring attention to homelessness and in observance of Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week. In Hawai‘i, [Read More…]
Resolution Aims to Improve Honolulu’s Refuse Drop-Off System
Due to complaints from many Oahu residents, Resolution 20-292 urges the City administration to make the refuse drop-off facilities more efficient and provide residents with [Read More…]
Apple Will Pay Hawaii More Than $1.3 Million
The Hawaii Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs Office of Consumer Protection (OCP) joined a coalition of over 30 other state attorneys general in announcing [Read More…]
Demand Accountability: A Lesson from Typhoon Ulysses
by Seneca Moraleda-Puguan “Poor Philippines.” This was the remark of my five-year-old daughter while we were watching the news online about the aftermath of Typhoon [Read More…]
