Category: News
Finally Free?
by Seneca Moraleda-Puguan After more than two years of being stuck and quarantined because of the pandemic, borders have started to open, flights are getting [Read More…]
Maui’s Binhi At Ani Org To Launch Summer Program
On June 27, Binhi At Ani launched its new summer program called “Summer at Binhi at Ani Filipino Community Center.” The variety of classes in [Read More…]
Top Hawaii Congressional Candidates Speak on Inflation, Gas Prices, Healthcare and Gun Reform
by Edwin Quinabo Typical of midterm elections – the political party that holds the presidency often loses control of Congress, or at least one of [Read More…]
Celebrate Father’s Day with Filipino Food Week!
Father’s Day is right around the corner. Let’s honor the Tatays in our lives through glorious and scrumptious Filipino food. Spearheaded by the Philippine Consulate [Read More…]
Fil-Am Bonta’s Rise, Boudin Recall Highlight California’s Primary
by Emil Guillermo For American Filipinos, the rising star in politics isn’t Bong-Bong Marcos. It’s California’s Rob Bonta. After the California primary this week, there’s [Read More…]
Multiple Challenges Facing Bongbong’s Presidency
by Perry Diaz Why does Bongbong Marcos want to be president of the Philippines? There are several answers to this question. First and foremost, Bongbong [Read More…]
How To Increase Housing And Ease Homelessness In Hawaii
by Mark Coleman As an expression of hope for the next generation of America’s leaders, Joe Kent gave a presentation last Friday to a group [Read More…]
Hawaii Needs Committed, Passionate Leaders to Serve in Congress Who Put the People First over Special Interests
The federal government’s response to the pandemic showed how critical the role Congress plays in our nation. It highlighted the awesome might of what government [Read More…]
Filipino Community Center Celebrates Its 20th Year
June 11 marks the Filipino Community Center’s (FilCom) 20th anniversary. The center has been a big part of the Filipino community in Hawaii by educating [Read More…]
AARP Hawaii Expands Tools For Veterans To Access Health Care
According to a RAND study, nearly 60% of all veterans are eligible for U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) healthcare services however only half of [Read More…]
