Category: As I See It
Carlos Bulosan: The Best Filipino Writer in America Circa 1930s – 1950s
Bulosan contributed to the labor movement and progressive causes through his editorial and literary works.
Pinay Freshman Legislator Pushes Economic Reforms, Opposes Warrantless Arrests
According to Jurado, the Los Angeles City Council passed LA’s Convention Center expansion and modernization plan, thereby pushing the city forward.
Greater Edge: The School or The Student?
But what really matters in the real world: Is it the school or the student?
July 27, Guam’s Iglesia Ni Cristo Day for the COVID Hero
Declared as a COVID Hero in 2020 at the height of the epidemic that struck the island of Hawaii, the proclamation coincided with the Church’s 111th anniversary, Orozco explained.
Milpitas Library Renamed After Pinoy Former 6-Term Mayor Jose Esteves
The Milpitas Jose Esteves Library Naming Ceremony was held on Saturday, July 19.
Sen. Padilla Handcuffed In La Supporting Immigrants, Filam Cause
The Democratic senator was hauled out of Noem’s briefing as she called California and LA leaders “socialists” who are working against the Trump administration.
First 100 Days Of Freshman Pinay LA City Council Member Ysabel Jurado
Jurado is actively doing her job as a freshman legislator during her first 100 days and lately, by positively endorsing and advocating three key projects for the city.
Responsibility, Accountability: The Dual Role Of Government And Citizens To Succeed
This is a positive normative culture that all government officials need to understand and adopt.
Silicon Valley Community Media Announces Asian American Video Contest 2025 Winners
The contest has a theme of “My Gift To America,” with over 93 contestants who submitted their entries.
Will The Latest Homelessness Bills In The Mainland Resonate In Hawaii?
States have launched their programs, and somehow, the problem is still a concern for all to consider.
