Us pinoys for good governance

It’s been 34 years since the EDSA People Power Revolution ousted the Marcos dictatorship in the Philippines — and that spirit of activism still rings true today. From San Francisco, Los Angeles and New York, members...

A show of solidarity from the National Federation of Filipino American Associations, or NaFFAA, the Asian community of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands, the Filipino American Human Rights Alliance, the U.S. Pinoys for Good...

Joining BA live from the ABS-CBN International headquarters in Daly City, Calif., is Attorney Rodel Rodis, president of the group, the U.S. Pinoys for Good Governance. Attorney Rodis, an immigration lawyer, is also a longtime columnist for...

SAN FRANCISCO —  Fil-Am Democratic congressional candidate, Gina Ortiz Jones, recently made a trip to San Francisco, but not a leisurely tourist trip. Jones was in town to speak to over two dozen Filipinos in a...

NEW YORK — 3 years after the Philippines claimed victory and ownership over the West Philippines Sea, thanks to the permanent court arbitration in the Hague, Filipinos in the East Coast are back on the streets...

SAN FRANCISCO — The groups Filipino American human rights alliance and US Pinoys for Good Governance banded together outside of the consulate in San Francisco clamoring for their ballots.  They say a delay in their ballots...

SAN FRANCISCO — Utilizing Facebook Live, the Philippine consulate of San Francisco is trying to reach as many registered voters as possible prior to the May 13th deadline to vote in the 2019 Philippine midterm election....

Attorney Rodel Rodis, president of the US Pinoys for Good Governance — a group that’s been critical of Duterte — and Kelly Dayag, head of the Digong Duterte Supporters NorCal Chapter, join us to share their...

In an exclusive interview, Former PH Sen. Jinggoy Estrada comments on the controversy surrounding his visit to the US....Read More

BA has confirmed that former Philippine Senator Jinggoy Estrada is in the US, and currently in the San Francisco, even after efforts from the group US Pinoys for Good Governance to block his trip. USPGG is crying...