Category: Hawaii – Filipino
Hawaii Receives High Marks For Public Health
However, Hawaii still needs more medical professionals as it ranks 28th in the number of medical health providers and 34th for primary care providers.
Attorneys General: State And Local Law Enforcement Cannot Be Commandeered For Federal Law Enforcement
Along with Hawaii, attorneys general of California, New York, Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Mexico, Rhode Island, and Vermont reiterated their responsibility to enforce state laws.
Runaway Healthcare Prices Saddle Millions of Americans with Medical Debt; Why and How to Avoid It
Medical debt adds to stress in the worst possible time when patients are sickly and should instead be focused on getting better, health experts say.
Affordable Housing – Essential Truths & Political Realities
These are attractive political options because they have no immediate financial cost or “budget impact.”
United Filipino Council of Hawaii Celebrates Illustrious Filipinos In The Community
Named in honor of the pioneer sakadas, the Progress Awards is geared towards raising funds for young scholars.
We Are at A Tipping Point with Medical Debt and Bankruptcy that Americans Want Major Changes to Our Healthcare System
Many employers are not even offering health insurance in states where that’s allowed.
Political Will Needed to Battle Illegal Fireworks
by Will EsperoThe illegal fireworks trade in Hawaii is out of control, and the criminals are winning this war. The sad and tragic Salt Lake [Read More…]
News Stories That Shaped 2024, Hawaii Filipino Chronicle’s Year in Review
YEAR-IN-REVIEW: The following is a recap of top stories the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle covered in 2024 as cover stories, editorials, news or column contributions.
Pacific Century Fellows and Philippine President Marcos: Elevating Tourism to New Heights!
The PCF’s visit to Malacañang Palace on November 13, 2024, was monumental, as the delegation met with President Marcos, affectionately known as “Bongbong” among the Filipino community.
Funeral Planning
by Sheryll Bonilla, esq.For some of us, 2024 was a year when we said goodbye to someone we loved. The passing could have been expected [Read More…]
