Category: News
COVID-19 Updates: Cases, Unemployment Benefits, Safety Guidelines, Resources
By Jim Bea Sampaga Since the beginning of June, COVID-19 cases have been spiking up after a month of having less than 10 active cases [Read More…]
Oahu Voters Can Now Make Ballot Requests Online, Voter Service Centers Open Until Election Day
By Jim Bea Sampaga Oahu voters who need replacement ballots can now request online through the Online Ballot Replacement Request System website, hnlvote.ehawaii.gov and via honoluluelections.us. Created in [Read More…]
HFC Poll Shows Filipinos Favor Hannemann By Slight Margin; Majority Still Undecided
By Edwin Quinabo Less than three weeks heading into Hawaii’s Aug. 8 Primary Election — the hotly contested race for Mayor of Honolulu City and [Read More…]
Filipino Americans Running for Public Office in 2020
By Jim Bea Sampaga Filipinos make up the second-largest ethnic group in Hawaii with a population of 342,095 according to the 2010 Census. It’s no [Read More…]
Voting by mail: Here’s what you need to know
By Jim Bea Sampaga For the first time, Hawaii state will be voting almost entirely by mail. The first voting by mail will be on [Read More…]
Voters To Decide on Youth Commission and Ethics Reforms in General Election
On July 9, Honolulu City Council unanimously passed two proposed charter amendments where Honolulu voters will decide on the upcoming November 3 general election. Introduced [Read More…]
Gov. Ige Appoints Bennette Misalucha to Senate District 16
By Jim Bea Sampaga Governor David Ige has appointed Bennette Misalucha to fill the late Senator Breene Harimoto’s state Senate District 16 seat. Sen. Harimoto [Read More…]
Philippine Airlines Announces July, August Flight Schedules for Hawaii
By Jim Bea Sampaga Philippine Airlines updated their flight schedules between Manila and Honolulu for July and August 2020. Flight schedules are only once a [Read More…]
Filipino Community Rally to Boost Voter Turnout in First-Ever All-Mail Hawaii Election
By Edwin Quinabo What’s new? What’s old? What’s buzzworthy? — in the 2020 Hawaii Elections. The new — Hawaii will hold its first-ever all-mail election [Read More…]
Local and National Bills Aimed at Police Reforms Move Forward
The Hawaii Legislature passed in conference committee House Bill 285 HD1 SD2 CD1, a measure that requires the disclosure of the identity of officers who [Read More…]
