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HONOLULU, HI — The government workers’ union in Hawaii, along with other community groups, continue to show aloha for federal government employees, even after a tentative deal to re-open the government was reached by Congress before the...

U.S. senators on Wednesday were debating on two bills that are expected to not get enough votes to re-open the partial government shutdown, now in its second month. “Let me be very clear. These two votes...

WASHINGTON DC — Across America, in small towns and big cities, hundreds have been turning up in job fairs, and many more in food banks. Some made time to voice out their frustrations in groups, or alone just...

Protesters are calling on to the Trump administration to process all asylum seekers at the border, and to stop arresting and detaining refugees, especially the children....Read More

NEWARK, NJ — At least 52,000 TSA workers nationwide who have been working without pay during the federal government shutdown, because they are considered essential. Another 400,000 federal employees have also been working without pay including 26,000...

About a couple dozen volunteers huddled along Fil-Am congressional candidate TJ Cox, catching a glimpse at the primary results. David Valadao, a three-term Republican incumbent is leading 63 to 36 percent — but Cox is confident...

The US Senate reached a deal to reopen the government, 60 hours after it first shut down. This afternoon, a bipartisan group of negotiators in the Senate came to an agreement on immigration and spending by a...

EL CERRITO, CA — Before a full audience at city hall, Gabriel Quinto will serve as El Cerrito’s first mayor who represents the Filipino-American and LGBTQ community. Quinto says he is happy to represent the growing...

A Filipino-American lawyer may soon lead the US Justice Department’s civil division. President Donald Trump is expected to nominate New York lawyer, George T. Conway, to the position — according to several media sources. George T....

Lawmakers from California are fighting back against President Donald Trump — after he called the Golden State “out of control.” President Trump threatened to withhold federal funding from the state with the highest concentration of Filipinos...