Category: News
Hawaii Introduces Bill To Strengthen, Protect Health Care For Seniors
The bill “will help expand and protect access to health care across the islands by ensuring that physicians and other health professionals are being fairly compensated.”
Hawaii Receives Historic $700M Settlement With Big Pharma
Filed in 2014, the lawsuit accused the two pharmaceutical companies of misleading marketing practices with their prescription medications.
Profiling Filipino Gen Z, Their Unique Attributes and Forecast of the Filipino Community
Gen Z is a generation known to be fearless in fighting systemic injustice, compared to the Millennials and certainly Gen X.
Celebrating Pope Francis
Pope Francis, born Jorge Mario Bergoglio, sadly passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, at age 88.
Philippine Studies at UH Marks its Golden Anniversary
The Center for Philippine Studies (CPS) at the University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa proudly celebrates its 50th anniversary in 2025.
Why We Care For The Low-Wage Workers
In these jobs, low-wage workers face unique and layered vulnerabilities, especially when they get injured at work.
We Offer Our Deepest Sympathy to the Filipino Canadian Community in Vancouver Over the Car Ramming Attack
Festival goers chased down and detained the suspect, who police identified as 30-year-old Kai-Ji Adam Lo, a man with a history of mental health-related interactions with authorities.
Illegal Aliens And Other Unregistered Aliens Must Register
Registration is not an immigration status, and registration documentation does not create an immigration status, establish employment authorization, or provide any other right or benefit under the Immigration and Nationality Act or any other U.S. law.
The Promise of America, Stay Alert
The hope and promise of the United States is known throughout the world attracting freedom seeking waves of humanity every year.
