Category: Columns
The Last 50 And The Next 50 Years On The Fight For Civil Rights
by Emil Guillermo If you are satisfied with where we are with civil rights in America, then I’m sure you’ll enjoy the next 50 years. [Read More…]
Trump NY Criminal Case: You Be The Judge
On April 15, 2024, me and my son Noel, a lawyer specializing in criminal defense for military service members, having served in the Marine Corps, sat in a courtroom of the New York County Supreme Court to attend the trial of former President Donald J. Trump in a criminal case, a historical event because this is the first time an ex-President has been indicted.
Quest For 1st Filam Elected Member Of LA City Council Gains Momentum
Ysabel Jurado’s campaign for Los Angeles City Council District 14 (CD-14) received a week-long celebration highlighting endorsements from prominent AAPI community leaders and elected officials.
All About Cannabis
Although cannabis is illegal at the federal level, states in the USA have passed legislation to legalize medical cannabis and adult recreational use.
Always Developing, Never Developed
by Seneca Moraleda-Puguan Before we sleep, my husband and I usually spend time together watching an episode of a Korean drama. But last night was [Read More…]
The 2024 Hawaii Legislative Session: Hawaii Workers Edition
Did our elected officials prioritize workers this year? The quick answer is NO. Let’s review.
AANHPI Month Is Almost Half Over, How Does May Feel So Far?
In Hawaii, it may seem like its AANHPI Month every month. But on the mainland, May is when we make sure everyone knows we’re here, that we count, that we matter.
Huge Tax Cut Leads Way Of Legislature’s Achievements
But this year is different. This year, there are four big reasons to say “Thank you” to our legislators, our legislative leaders and Gov. Josh Green. Best of all, your wallet is going to be saying “Thank you” too.
Hawaii Must Lead – Thinking Global, Acting Local
Surprisingly, state lawmakers took a meaningful step in the right direction on what I believe is the most important issue of our time.
Continue Moving The Library Forward In The 21st Century
Despite living in a digital world of convenience in the 21st century, the public library is still vitally significant in serving the community, so we need to patronize them.
