11/25/2009 Cash-strapped SF slashes jobs held mostly by Filipinas, other minority women By Henni Espinosa Close to a thousand protesters marched the streets of San Francisco last night at the peak of rush hour traffic. Some blocked off an intersection, prompting police to make arrests. Protesters say this is their last ditch effort to convince [...]

The petition does not have to die with the petitioner! Attorney Lou explains the new law for those hoping to come to America.

Don’t be a victim on your next trip! Johnny Francisco of Mango Tours details common scams to avoid on your next vacation.

It’s that time of year…to travel home to the Philippines. Make sure your documents are in order for smooth sailing through the customs desk.

“Tony” has two wives, legally. But will the U.S. government accept his petition for his daughter from his second marriage?

11/19/09 Am Idol finalist sings US National Anthem at Pacquiao fight By Joseph Pimentel LAS VEGAS, NV — Manny Pacquiao wasn’t the only Filipino who put on a show at the MGM Grand Garden Arena last Saturday. In front of a sold out crowd of 16,500, and millions of people watching at home, 22-year-old Ramiele [...]

11/18/09 Pacquiao ducks personal questions; Jinkee not beside her man By Yong Chavez LOS ANGELES—Manny Pacquiao’s ear was hurting when he arrived at his official after-fight party at the Highlands in Hollywood. He had just seen his doctor earlier in the day to take a look at it, and was told it would be OK. [...]

11/06/09 2010 tax tables may cost taxpayers more By Henni Espinosa SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, CA—It’s 9 am and Jed Guinto has just come home from work. Another 4 hours to rest and he goes to his second job. To make ends meet Guinto is working two full-time jobs in retail this year. But federal tax [...]

11/06/09 Uncle dies saving niece from husband’s attack By Marlou Tiro MISSISSAUGA, ONTARIO—Family members buried murder victim Ernesto Agsaulio over the weekend.  The 59-year old Agsaulio was trying to protect his niece when he was stabbed to death by her estranged husband, Willie Ching. According to family members, Ching came to the home armed with [...]

11/05/09 Pinay delivers sizzling LA lingerie fashion show By Yong Chavez LOS ANGELES, CA—a successful show at L.A.’s Rock Fashion Week was one of Kim Muñoz’s biggest dreams.  Her “Be Sexy” collection for lingerie maker Biatta Intimates was applauded by L.A.’s fashion community. “It was definitely a surreal moment. It was great,” said a thrilled [...]

11/05/09 Progressives celebrate one year after Obama’s election By Don Tagala CHICAGO, IL—More than 400 progressives came together in downtown Chicago Tuesday to celebrate the first anniversary of President Obama’s historic election. “We stand together today, on this anniversary of the election of change to celebrate his agenda,” said Chicago progressive leader Jane Ramsey to [...]

Ginger Conejero takes in the sights of Pampanga, the Philippine province known for its cuisine.

Filipino WWII Veterans write to Attorney Lou, concerned that accepting lump sum payments means they have to give up their SSI benefits.

11/04/09 Health professionals don’t fear H1N1 vaccine, but public does By Fleur Magbanua-Mansur Chandler, AZ—Arizona is now armed with 70,000 H1N1 vaccines. But even with a declared national emergency of the swine flu, some Fil-Ams are not willing to take it. Ben Tejada, a local office manager, says he will skip the H1N1 vaccine.  “It’s [...]