Category: News
Hawaii Women Leaders Announces Monthly Webinars
The Hawaii Women Leaders Organization (HWL) had a yearly kickoff meeting last February 18 featuring top women leaders from different professional fields such as Dionicia [Read More…]
Hawaii Residents Encouraged to Apply for Health Insurance During Biden’s Special Enrollment Period
The Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs is encouraging residents to visit HealthCare.gov to enroll in a health insurance, following President Joe Biden’s Executive Order [Read More…]
The First 2020 Census Results Expected in April
The first results from the 2020 Census are expected to be released on April 30, according to Acting Director Dr. Ron Jarmin. The first results [Read More…]
New Bill to Protect Journalist and Press Freedom Announced
In support of press freedom and protecting journalists. the Senate Foreign Relations Committee announced on February 4 the Global Press Freedom Act. The act aims [Read More…]
Councilmember Radiant Cordero Appointed to National Federal Advocacy Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
Honolulu City District 7 Councilmember Radiant Cordero has been appointed to a one-year term in the National League of Cities Transportation and Infrastructure Services Federal [Read More…]
Hawaii’s Physician Shortage: What’s Driving the Shortfall and How Do We Get Out of It
by Edwin Quinabo The shortage of doctors is like the chest pain that went ignored but can no longer be left to destiny to settle. [Read More…]
Hawaii Chamber of Commerce Releases Pulse of Business Survey Results
by Jim Bea Sampaga Two in three Hawaii businesses are experiencing severe declines in revenues, according to a recent survey by Hawaii Chamber of Commerce [Read More…]
Philippine Consulate to Celebrate Filipino Food Movement in Hawaii via Virtual Summit
by Jim Bea Sampaga Filipino food and cuisine are a big part of Hawaii’s local and immigrant culture. Filipino and Filipino Americans in the islands [Read More…]
Hawaii Attorney General Joins Bipartisan Coalition to Protect Homeowners
Hawaii Attorney General Clare E. Connors joined a bipartisan of 33 attorneys general in opposing a proposed class action settlement that prohibits a mortgage servicer [Read More…]
Jan. 6 – The Day Our Nation Capitol Fell To American Radicalism
by Edwin Quinabo Jan. 6, 2021, will go down as one of the darkest days in US history as Trump supporters stormed and breached the [Read More…]
