Category: Cover Story
Hate and Violence Against Asian Americans Surge Nationwide
by Edwin Quinabo From coast-to-coast, New York City and Boston to San Francisco and Seattle, Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) communities are speaking out loudly, [Read More…]
Legislature Debates Controversial Senate Bill 56 SD1 to Raise Taxes
by Dennis Galolo It’s no secret that Hawaii leads the nation in several reputable categories. We are the healthiest state for senior citizens and a [Read More…]
It’s A Tall Order, But Immigration Reform Could Finally Become Law
by Edwin Quinabo For well over two decades, a comprehensive immigration reform bill has failed to pass. From George W. Bush to Barack Obama, both [Read More…]
Feds Move to Save Small Businesses on the Brink of Closure
by Edwin Quinabo Small businesses are running out of cash and running out of time. Nine months after the first Federal assistance to help small [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…]
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…]
HFC’s Biggest Stories of 2020 in Review
by Edwin Quinabo YEAR-IN-REVIEW: 2020 will be a marker in history, the year COVID-19 devastated communities around the globe with the US posting the highest [Read More…]
Millions of Americans Ready to Get Coronavirus Vaccine as Immunization Kicks Off
by Edwin Quinabo The good news: the beginning to an end to the deadly pandemic is in sight as the FDA and CDC roll out [Read More…]
Filipinos Share How They Celebrate Christmas
By Edwin Quinabo It’s no accident that tens of thousands of Filipinos trek miles upon miles to return to their original province in the country [Read More…]
Thanksgiving Carries Deeper Meaning, Even As Gatherings Are Expected To Subside
by Edwin Quinabo Well over 250,000 already dead in the U.S. from the pandemic – the numbers are staggering, breathtaking. The second-part of this pulse-quickening [Read More…]
