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Even amid the pandemic, the 27th Annual Pistahan Parade and Festival, one of the largest Filipino fiestas in the United States, was still able to kick off this last weekend’s celebration with a parade. Only this...

The long-running two-day celebration of Filipino culture and heritage, held every second weekend of August, usually kicks off with a parade around San Francisco’s busy downtown streets. But amid the pandemic, organizers have found innovative ways...

Dozens honked their horns and paraded their vehicles in front TFC headquarters in Daly City on Sunday to express their support for press freedom and media network ABS-CBN, whose broadcast franchise license was denied renewal in...

During a business trip to the Philippines in 1971, Canadian businessman Don Renshaw fell in love with the craftsmanship of the tricycles he rode around Zamboanga City and shipped two of them back to Vancouver. Today...

In order to keep its doors open, all-boy’s school Archbishop Riordan High School in San Francisco will begin accepting female students beginning Fall 2020. The co-ed survival tactic has sparked mixed feelings among some students....Read More

LAS VEGAS — A staggering 33 million people have received unemployment benefits as of June, and the number could get worse, as states with high COVID-19 cases scaled back on reopening economies. During the pandemic, lawmakers have...

TORRANCE, CA — They came to sweat out hate and to punch out racism. About a month after videos of 54-year-old retired social worker Lena Hernandez attacking Asian Americans — including Filipinos — went viral, nearly...

SAN FRANCISCO — Some of the biggest tech companies in the world, headquartered in the San Francisco Bay Area, has also meant a tech boom and bigger pay, with a bigger demand for luxury housing. Unfortunately, this...

SAN FRANCISCO — The sounds of the drums filled the air in downtown San Francisco — as members of the community remembered a young man gone too soon. Family, friends, and elected leaders marched to mark the one-year...

LOS ANGELES — As LA becomes a hotbed for COVID-19 infections, local and health officials reiterated that they are considering all options to contain the outbreak — even if it means shutting down Los Angeles County once...