Category: Columns
King Of Kings: A Christmas Reflection
by Seneca Moraleda-PuguanIn the darkness, we were waiting Without hope, without light ‘Til from heaven, You came running There was mercy in Your eyes. These [Read More…]
Will A Dictator’s Loss Change Trump’s Tune?
In our polarized country, half of America can’t wait, while many of us still wonder where’s Kamala.
Thoughts On Trump And Hawaii. What’s Next?
by Gary HooserThe general mood among many in our islands was reflected in this email I received recently. “Oh, man. Just saw the latest – [Read More…]
Invention Grant to Create Technological Solution to People with Limited Mobility Set
This will give persons with limited hand mobility a chance to be able to freely move and live a regular life just like ordinary people do.
Jessica Caloza: I Want The Voice Of My Community To Be Heard
A women’s rights advisor, she will now represent a district that encompasses East L.A. and parts of Glendale, as well as several Los Angeles neighborhoods, including El Sereno, Lincoln Heights, Highland Park, Eagle Rock and Echo Park.
The World Cries, Hope Answers
They did not simply pass by; they unleashed a trail of destruction, leaving hundreds dead, thousands homeless, and livelihoods in disarray.
It’s Time To Get Serious About Making Hawaii Affordable
Hawaii might be paradise, but it’s no stranger to population loss.
Another Trump Presidency
He claims to have a mandate, but honestly, our country is more or less split 50/50 on the choice to govern us.
Gaetz Is Gone, But Bro Culture Still Beats Rape In Trump World
If Gaetz wanted to feel good about his situation, all he needed to do was look at President Trump.
Hawai’i Workers And The Community Had A Lot To Celebrate This Year!
Hawai’i Workers Center recognized 2024 awardees for their organizing and victories.
