Category: Columns
Blame The Boomers?
by Seneca Moraleda-Puguan “One sensitive area among GenXYZ involves impositions on personal time and space such as take-home work or overtime. Unlike past generations, the [Read More…]
Ethnic Media Like HFC Rises As Mainstream Media Fragments
Even when I was in mainstream media locally or nationally, I always saw my work in the ethnic media as the most important.
The Filipino American Agenda in 2024
The first iteration of the Filipino American Agenda, which was launched in 2021.
New PLA Mandate Another Hit To Hawaii’s Cost Of Living
In reality, they keep piling on rules that add to the cost of government, which leads to higher taxes and ultimately a higher cost of living.
Remembering Women’s Contribution To Society Does Not End In March
Women are vital partners for development, important cogs of the wheel of change, and great energizers for progress that need constant affirmation of their contributions to society.
Honolulu Police, The Keith Kaneshiro Case, Year of Courtrooms
The recent settlement of $12.5 million to Jonaven Perkins-Sinapati involving the Honolulu Police Department highlights a disturbing picture of our local law enforcement officers. An [Read More…]
The Bottom Up and the Middle Out – Bidenomics Is Great for the Economy! Part 1
It is so critical to the health of the economy that our nation’s tax and economic policies are structured with the “bottom-up and middle-out” as its focus.
Cutting State Spending To Help Lahaina Is Only Real Choice
by Keli‘i Akina By their nature, emergencies tend to be sudden and unforeseen. As the devastating example of Lahaina has shown us, emergencies can come [Read More…]
It’s Biden v. Trump, But There’s Only One Way To Vote To Save Democracy
by Emil Guillermo We are now at a stage where the big rematch for the U.S. presidency is assured between President Biden and the former [Read More…]
