Category: Featured
Hawaii Filipino Chronicle Celebrates Over Three Decades of Empowering the Filipino Community
The creation of the HFC signaled to the community then, in the early 1990s – a community still fragmented – that as individuals in pursuit of a better life that they are not alone.
Celebrating Pacita Cabulera Saludes
Mama Pacita has been blessed with 22 grandchildren, 24 great-grandchildren, and 2 great-great children.
Our Voice Is Our Power – Let’s Use It
During my 30 years of work in politics and policy, it’s become undeniably clear that our voice is the most powerful tool in our toolbox.
Trump’s Negative Diversity Sweeps The Nation
But on Election Day, the electorate did not turn the page on the chaotic hate of Donald Trump.
Why Do You Read The Hawaii Filipino Chronicle?
To celebrate this milestone, we reached out to HFC readers to know what made them support this Hawaii-based Filipino ethnic newspaper.
Prayers for an Uncertain World
It becomes more apparent with every sunrise that tomorrow is never promised.
What accomplishments do you believe the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle has achieved during its 32 years of service to the community?
For this issue, HFC flipped the script and reached out to its own past and current staff members to reflect on the last 32 years of HFC.
New Report Suggests Ways To End Hawaii Building-Permit Nightmares
Too many Hawaii businesses and homeowners experience building permit headaches when trying to open a new shop, add a room or even just build a fence.
BOOK REVIEW: Shrouded in Mystery–The Unveiling of the Hanapēpē Massacre
Aside from the customary gathering and speeches by dignitaries, the authors of this book released a limited edition of 100 copies in observance of the centennial of the Hanapēpē Massacre.
Trump Defeats Harris, Hawaii Congressional Incumbents Sweep, Filipino Candidates Score Wins
Trump’s victory came on an America-first economic populist platform and a conservative culture agenda.
