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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...

The U.S. now has over 3.4 million cases of COVID-19, with over 137,000 deaths, and infections are continuing to surge in at least 37 states. At the peak of the pandemic, the rift between the White...

CANADA — Days before the pandemic-related U.S.-Canada border closures July 21, the pressure is on for Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to keep the borders closed, despite increasing calls from U.S. counterparts to reopen. Trudeau has yet to...

As the U.S. inches closer to 3.4 million cases of COVID-19, the country has also surpassed more than 60,000 new coronavirus cases on Monday — based on an average of new cases per day over the...

FLORIDA — Basketball is back, and for Fil-Am Coach Erik Spoelstra and the Miami Heat, the NBA “bubble” in Orlando can serve as a relief as the Miami area becomes one of the country’s worst hotspots...

California has back-tracked on reopening the economy amid the rising coronavirus infections in the state. Gov. Gavin Newsom announced more closures in the Golden State, officially closing indoor businesses and operations statewide as of July 13....

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...

UTAH — Taking a trip to the country’s national parks could get a little trickier amid the pandemic. Many adventurous Filipinos traveled to fully-reopened parks, even with limited services (including trash pickup, visitor centers and restrooms)....

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...