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The Filipino community in Los Angeles gathered to give thanks to a lawman for his services. As Steve Angeles tells us in this report, Sheriff’s Deputy Charles Ongsinco is just happy to protect his community....Read More

In the historic Filipinotown district of Los Angeles, a local Filipino designer was honored for winning a contest that will turn his artwork into a civic design used to light up the streets of LA’s pinoy...

NEW YORK – For raising much needed awareness on HIV/AIDS awareness by playing the role of Oliver Hampton, an HIV-positive I.T. guy in the hit TV series “How to Get Away with Murder,” Fil-Am actor Conrad Ricamora...

LOS ANGELES – United Nations International Migrants Day on Dec. 18 is a day that honors migrants. And in one of America’s largest immigrant hubs, community leaders honored those who found their way into the City...

By Marieton Pacheco, ABS-CBN North America Bureau VANCOUVER – Kababayans in Canada eager to know more about their history can check out an extensive collection of Philippine and Asian artifacts at the UBC’s Museum of Anthropology....

WASHINGTON DC – In celebration of the 117th anniversary of the proclamation of Philippine Independence, the Philippine Embassy in Washington, DC honored outstanding Filipinos who made valuable contributions in raising the country’s profile in the United...

NEW YORK CITY – For her role as a driving force for immigrant worker’s rights, Filipino American union leader Maria Castaneda was honored at the 2015 New York Immigration Coalition (NYIC) awards gala in New York...

BRENTWOOD, Calif.  – Filipino American motivational speaker and armless pilot Jessica Cox is back in Los Angeles racking up another honor. Cox may have been born without arms, but she continues to be handed more and more...

By Quay Evano, ABS-CBN North America Bureau CALGARY, Canada – An Alberta newspaper honored Filipino workers for their big contributions to the province and the country with the first ever Temporary Foreign Worker of the Year...

GREENWICH, Conn. – From being first aid providers for local Pinoy basketball leagues, a group of Filipinos in Connecticut have turned into American Red Cross first responders for calamities and disasters on the East Coast. When...