Category: News
When Doors Close: A Season Of Loss, Gratitude, And Hope
Before the year even ended, we were hit with unexpected news: the U.S. agency funding my husband’s project would cut support prematurely.
Kuya Max Released! Filipino And Labor Orgs Celebrate Victory, Confront Philippine Consulate’s Refusal To Meet With Community
Kuya Max expressed deep gratitude to the community and labor solidarity that have been fighting for his release since he was detained on May 15.
From Deporting Undocumented Migrants with Criminal Records to Now Ramping Up Denaturalization, What’s Next?
Fast forward to 2025, Trump through his DOJ wants to “maximally pursue” denaturalization of American citizens potentially beyond extreme circumstances as used previously and possibly use “moral character” loopholes as a way to revoke citizenship.
Make Trump and Politicians Pay in the Midterms for the Big Beautiful Bill; It’s an Immoral, Disastrous Legislation
These are only a few anti-populist features found in the “Big Ugly” bill that Trump signed into law.
Filipino Chamber of Commerce of Hawai‘i Opens Applications for 5th Fellows Class
Founded in 2020, the FCCH Fellows Program is a flagship initiative that equips Filipino American professionals in Hawai‘i with the tools, networks, and support systems necessary to ascend into executive and civic leadership roles.
PH Consulate Welcomes New Filipino Teachers In Hawaii
Organized by DOE, the welcome and post-arrival orientation was held at the Honolulu Airport Hotel on June 27.
Senators Introduce New Legislation to Stop Deceptive Subscription Business Practices Amid Blockage of Click-To-Cancel Rule
For Kennedy, this is all about being transparent and giving access to cancel.
Hawaii Walk For Health Returns August 2
The Walk is an “easy” well-marked trail, mostly on grass on a flat terrain that is suitable for everyone, including beginners, children, and even those with reduced mobility.
Filipinos Favor Focusing on Domestic Issues Over Another “Forever War” in the Middle East; ‘No’ to Escalation
Politicos say that further military action is dependent on Iran’s nuclear capability that’s still unclear after Trump’s attacks on Iran’s nuclear sites.
Sen. Padilla Handcuffed In La Supporting Immigrants, Filam Cause
The Democratic senator was hauled out of Noem’s briefing as she called California and LA leaders “socialists” who are working against the Trump administration.
