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Amid the global fight against coronavirus, President Trump lashed out at the World Health Organization — accusing the premier health institution of not being aggressive enough in handling the pandemic. “They called it wrong. They called...

With Canada’s extended closure of publicly funded schools until May 4th, amid the coronavirus pandemic, the Ministry of Education unveiled phase 2 of the learn-at-home online program — reconnecting students with teachers, and re-establishing teacher-led learning....

DALY CITY, CA — Across the country, frontliners in the fight against the coronavirus pandemic have struggled to get proper gear. So the staff at Seton Medical Center in Daly City applauded the delivery of much needed...

CERRITOS, CA — An end of an era in the South Bay. After 19 years as an elected official, former two-time Mayor Mark Pulido gave his final remarks as a Cerritos City Councilman through a council meeting...

QUEENS, NY — Across the nation, a glimmer of hope as nearly 20,000 patients have been able to recover from the disease. Among them is Fil-Am filmmaker Steven de Castro, who tested positive for COVID-19 on March...

This was Alfredo and Susana Pabatao doing what they loved to do as couple when they were still alive. This Filipino married couple is among more than 900 coronavirus-related deaths in New Jersey, as of Monday....

HOUSTON, TX — Amid the coronavirus pandemic, health care workers are not only fighting to save their patients, but to also make sure they have enough personal protective equipment, or PPE’s. Hospitals, overwhelmed by the surge...

As the United States braces for what officials predict as a critical few days ahead in its fight against the coronavirus, Filipinos nationwide, from registered nurses to grocers, to those making PPE masks to address the...

April 1st, known as Census Day, is the day referencing when and where a person should be counted. So far, since the Census began accepting online and mail-in responses, 50 million households, or 41 percent of...

HONOLULU, HI — Tourism was the largest contributor to Hawaii’s economy — with about 250,000 visitors on average per day, who spent close to $18 billion a year. But that has obviously changed since the coronavirus...