Category: Hawaii – Filipino
Carlota Ader: The Pulse of Hawaii Filipino Chronicle
Indeed, Ader, who is now 76, is the pulse of the Filipino community and HFC.
It’s Time To Get Serious About Making Hawaii Affordable
Hawaii might be paradise, but it’s no stranger to population loss.
The Homeowners Insurance and Association-Maintenance Fee Skyrocket Hike Is a State Crisis That Must Be Taken Up in the 2025 State Legislature
Cumulatively over decades, we’re looking at tens of thousands of Hawaii residents who’ve already left the state. The reason for many of them leaving has to do with the high cost of living.
Hawai’i Workers And The Community Had A Lot To Celebrate This Year!
Hawai’i Workers Center recognized 2024 awardees for their organizing and victories.
The Media Landscape Is Blown Wide Open, Digital Media Battles Traditional Corporate Media for Relevancy and Viewership
by Edwin Quinabo Digital media started in the 1990s, 30 years later, today, it is fully entrenched to where the media environment is fragmented with [Read More…]
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.
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.
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.