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As reports of anti-Asian attacks continue to rise, Fil-Am elected leaders and volunteers in the San Francisco Bay Area mobilized to help elderly Asian residents by giving them free safety kits. Rommel Conclara has this report....Read More

The surge in violent attacks against Asian Americans has left many in the Filipino community fearing for their safety, especially when out in public. North America Bureau Chief TJ Manotoc spoke with a Filipino martial arts...

California officials agree to allocate billions of dollars to ensure the safe resumption of in-person classes. But some Fil-Am parents are not yet comfortable about letting their children back on campus. Rommel Conclara has more....Read More

Elementary schools in Los Angeles County get the green light to begin welcoming back students after the area met the threshold for reopening. But as Steve Angeles tells us, some teachers and parents are not yet...

Los Angeles County officials are ensuring immigrant communities that their ballots will be secure no matter how they cast it. Find out how in this report from Steve Angeles....Read More

“The problem is that we need to move tens of millions maybe as many 50-60 million people toward a different voting system than they are accustomed to”, says Nathaniel Persily of the Healthy Elections Project, a...

Over two dozen wildfires continue to burn across California, destroying over a thousand structures and prompting more than 100,000 people to leave their homes. Some of the largest flames are just about one-fourth contained. Three of...

While many school districts have had to find ways to teach students while keeping them safe, the country’s top infectious disease expert, Dr. Anthony Fauci, says that parents and teachers must follow the guidance of local...

WASHINGTON DC — Coronavirus cases in the U.S continue to spike, now reaching nearly 1 out of every 100 Americans. Over the weekend alone, more than 100,000 new cases were identified in the U.S. Almost 40...

“It’s time for us to get our kids back to school.” This was the message of Vice President Mike Pence during the White House coronavirus task force briefing at the education department in Washington DC today....