Category: News
HFC’s 30 Years Of Public Service To The Filipino Community
by Cesar Fronda In my winning essay (a contest sponsored by the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle for its 25th anniversary) I asked the question: Will the [Read More…]
30th Anniversary Of A Kama`aina: An Event No One Can Undo
by Felino Tubera With my apologies to the dictionary authors, and to the Hawaiian people, I am using the word kama`aina to mean something more: [Read More…]
Chronicle Invites Students To Apply And Donors To Donate To Its Scholarship Awards Program
For the past 30 years, the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle has served the community by being a reliable source of news that informs and educates its [Read More…]
Why Do You Read the Chronicle?
Rhea Alarin, HonoluluI read the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle (HFC) to be up to date with local and national news regarding Filipino affairs. They share stories [Read More…]
Hawaii’s Physician Shortage Worsens Since Pandemic, Solutions to Reverse Trend
by Edwin Quinabo Throughout the U.S., healthcare demand is growing due to an aging population, overall population increase, and a greater insured population made possible [Read More…]
Celebrating 50 years of Operation Manong
by Clement Bautista The Friends of Operation Manong (FOOM) and the University of Hawai‘i at Mānoa (UHM) are celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding [Read More…]
Batangas Kapeng Barako anyone?
by Elpidio Estioko When we talk of coffee in the Philippines, we talk of kapeng barako. As I lived in Hawaii for many years, Big [Read More…]
Pass the GET Exemption on Medical Services, JABSOM Should Give Admissions Priority to Neighbor Island Students
Hawaii’s physician shortage follows a similar pattern in communities throughout the entire U.S. – largely spiked by greater demand (larger population of seniors, insured, overall [Read More…]
The Honolulu Police Department Deserves Encouragement for Their Crisis Intervention Team Program
Kudos to the Honolulu Police Department (HPD) on its expansion and continued support of its Crisis Intervention Team (CIT), a training program that’s designed to [Read More…]
So You Think Your White Lawyer Is Better Than A Brown Monkey Lawyer, Eh?
by Emmanuel S. Tipon, Esq When I started practicing law in San Francisco in the 80s, I also had a full-time job writing law books [Read More…]
