What You Should Know About Deeds

What You Should Know About Deeds

by Atty. Sheryll Bonilla 1% Won’t Avoid Probate 1% is so tiny, do we really have to go through probate for a tiny 1%? Yes,...
See More
The Decline of Statesmanship

The Decline of Statesmanship

It is heartbreaking to confront the realities of poverty and witness people being served by such incompetent leaders.

See More
A Nation Held Hostage: Floods, Corruption, and Dynasty

A Nation Held Hostage: Floods, Corruption, and Dynasty

Every peso lost to corruption diminishes the nation’s capacity to shield communities from recurring floods.

See More
Graduation, Opportunities, and Fathers

Graduation, Opportunities, and Fathers

une is the month for grads and dads. It’s also the beginning of summer and countless vacations. Be safe and be smart when visiting unfamiliar locales, and follow all signage and rules. Make memories and don’t be a statistic.

See More
A Message from Dad, Pop Pop, Uncle Gary

A Message from Dad, Pop Pop, Uncle Gary

by Gary Hooser As a father, grandfather, and uncle, I’d like to have a word with you all. “You ALL” means family, friends, hanai ohana,...
See More

News and Editorials


We’d love to hear about your experience!

Editorials

The Spirit of Bayanihan After the Kona Low Storms Is Precious Assistance to Get Affected Communities Back on Their Feet

The Spirit of Bayanihan After the Kona Low Storms Is Precious Assistance to Get Affected Communities Back on Their Feet

Two Kona low storms, days apart, turned parts of Hawaii into disaster zones which affected communities are still recovering from and rebuilding. Survivors had their homes flooded, farmers’ crops ruined, cars wrecked, and in some cases their homes completely unlivable.Hawaii’s Filipino community has leaned into their cultural instinct of “bayanihan”...

You May Also Like: