Category: News
The Aftermath of the 2023 Maui Wildfires Years Later
Starting life from the ashes has not been easy for immigrants and migrants like the Filipino community. Navigating disaster recovery has been a challenge for many.
Musk and His Mess
The Republicans can deny all they want that senior citizens’ Medicare isn’t in the bill, but it is.
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.
Righteous Indignation
No matter how much I want to be unbothered, I am deeply affected by all that is happening around me.
BOOK REVIEW: FRANCHISING THE AMERICAN DREAM, The Story of Eddie Flores, Jr. and L & L Hawaiian Barbecue
Eddie credits L&L’s franchisees as the real ambassadors who spread the aloha spirit—and the “big boss” who pays their salaries.
Daju Releases “Rain” Remix With Denis Julia
The two artists possess the talent of using their music to open up about their personal experiences and relate to their audience.
BOOK REVIEW: OTA CAMP, Filipinos in Hawai’i Fight Eviction
By 1972, there were a total of 131 individuals who lived in Ota Camp, 11 of them were single, elderly men who were former plantation workers.
Maui Filipino Chamber Announces 2025 Gintong Pamana Leadership and Scholarship Awardees
The Maui Filipino Chamber of Commerce announced recently the recipients of its prestigious 2025 Gintong Pamana Leadership and Scholarship Awards.
The Proposed U.S. Budget – Moral, Immoral, or Amoral?
The budget of the United States of America, now before the U.S. Senate, represents a new era of amoral depravity.
