Category: Cover Story
Filipino Catholics Join Millions Globally to Pray for Pope Francis
Millions of Filipinos around the globe have joined the Catholic faithful participating in prayer vigils, rosaries and special masses of intention for the Holy Father’s recovery.
Filipinos in U.S. Keep Close Watch on Trump’s Immigration Policies that Could Jolt Nearly 10% of Community’s Population
8.5% of Filipinos in the U.S. are at-risk of potential deportation.
Filipinos Explore Biden’s Legacy and Where They Want the Democratic Party to Move Forward
Biden understood that his record of accomplishments will be assessed over time and that history could view him differently than the abysmal polls he is leaving the White House with.
News Stories That Shaped 2024, Hawaii Filipino Chronicle’s Year in Review
YEAR-IN-REVIEW: The following is a recap of top stories the Hawaii Filipino Chronicle covered in 2024 as cover stories, editorials, news or column contributions.
It’s The Season of Giving, Filipinos Uplift Their Community Through Charitable Works
by Edwin QuinaboThe season of giving is upon us. To Christians, the ultimate gift was that God gave His son Jesus to the world for [Read More…]
Celebrating Christmas The Filipino Way
by Jim Bea Sampaga Christmastime is here. The world will celebrate Christmas on December 25 in less than a week. However, in some countries, Christmas [Read More…]
Hawaii Real Estate Prices Hold Steady, Sales Up; Homeowners Worry Over Rising Skyrocket Insurance Rates and Maintenance Fees
Whether you’re an investor, first-time buyer or bought and sold real estate for the tenth time, the process of buying or selling real estate comes with stress and uncertainty.
The Media Landscape Is Blown Wide Open, Digital Media Battles Traditional Corporate Media for Relevancy and Viewership
by Edwin Quinabo Digital media started in the 1990s, 30 years later, today, it is fully entrenched to where the media environment is fragmented with [Read More…]
Hawaii Filipino Chronicle Celebrates Over Three Decades of Empowering the Filipino Community
The creation of the HFC signaled to the community then, in the early 1990s – a community still fragmented – that as individuals in pursuit of a better life that they are not alone.
Undas Reconnects Families to their Departed and Offers Healing
by Edwin Quinabo Flashback to the 1960s, under the bright light of the moon, Roberta and Filomeno Pascual gather at the barrio cemetery in Ilocos [Read More…]