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Senator Schatz Knows He’s A Lucky Man Serving The People Of Hawaii (Part 1)
That’s the Schatz style. The understated statesman.
Newly-appointed NAPC Undersecretary is Yalida Farms Visionary
The PUP community has known him as an organizer, a faculty activist, and a voice of change in university affairs. Active in the farm? As I See It, he must have diverted/redirected his adrenaline in the rural community.
A Nation Sinking
But times have changed, and things have gotten worse. Rains have become heavier. Floods have gotten higher and receded more slowly.
Examining Alcohol Risks and Drinking Attitudes Among Filipino Americans
A new study from Carnegie Mellon University found drinking alone to cope with stress, depression or hardship is a more troubling predictor of alcoholism because it is tied to emotional distress and later alcohol-use problems.
PCOS Has a New Name: What “PMOS” Means for Filipino Women in Hawaiʻi
It’s a mouthful. But the reasoning behind the change matters, especially for our community.
Hawaiʻi Families Need to Prepare for Major Medicare and Medicaid Changes in 2027
Beginning in late 2026 and 2027, thousands of Hawaiʻi residents will face new rules for keeping government health coverage.
The Importance of Reproductive Health
Every September, the World Health Organization shines a spotlight on Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights (SRHR) by dedicating an entire month to the field.
Hawaii Must Set the Rules Before Large AI Data Centers Arrive
Hawaii does not want to be in this irreversible situation.
Deadline for Kona Low Disaster Relief Requests Is Approaching
The Hawai‘i Department of Taxation reminds taxpayers affected by the March 2026 Kona Low Storm that the August 20, 2026, deadline to request a waiver of penalties and interest for late filing or payment of income taxes for the affected period of April 20, 2026 through August 20, 2026, is approaching.
