Category: Columns
No FilAm Has Ever Won The Pulitzer In The Same Category As Pablo Torre’s Audio Reporting Award Before Him
It paid off by winning a Pulitzer, which he should be proud of, a risk he took with pride, which brought him honor and fame in the field of journalism.
What You Should Know About Deeds
by Atty. Sheryll Bonilla 1% Won’t Avoid Probate 1% is so tiny, do we really have to go through probate for a tiny 1%? Yes, [Read More…]
The Decline of Statesmanship
It is heartbreaking to confront the realities of poverty and witness people being served by such incompetent leaders.
A Message from Dad, Pop Pop, Uncle Gary
by Gary Hooser As a father, grandfather, and uncle, I’d like to have a word with you all. “You ALL” means family, friends, hanai ohana, [Read More…]
Graduation, Opportunities, and Fathers
une is the month for grads and dads. It’s also the beginning of summer and countless vacations. Be safe and be smart when visiting unfamiliar locales, and follow all signage and rules. Make memories and don’t be a statistic.
Why I Call For Justice For The Negros 19
by Arcelita Imasa, MDOn April 19, 2026, 19 people were killed in a military operation in Toboso, Negros Occidental, in our beloved homeland, the Philippines. [Read More…]
Building New Homes Expands Affordable Options For All
That’s because each new unit creates a chain of housing openings.
On Voting Rights, Identity Politics, And the State of Asian America
by Emil GuillermoOn the first Saturday of Asian American, Pacific Islander, and Native Hawaiian Heritage Month, Saturday Night Live featured the Filipino American pop star [Read More…]
Land of Contradictions
by Seneca Moraleda-PuguanTen months in the Philippines after being away for more than a decade, and now confronted once again with the realities our country [Read More…]
Civic Sickness: The Cause And The Cure
There were 839,618 Hawaii residents registered to vote in 2024. Only 271,345 or 32.3% actually voted in the 2024 primary election.
