American found dead in Pampanga
By Jamie Elona
An American national was found dead inside his home in Pampanga, but police said Wednesday no indication of foul play was noted during investigation.
An American national was found dead inside his home in Pampanga, but police said Wednesday no indication of foul play was noted during investigation.
An American is facing child abuse and human trafficking charges for allegedly recruiting boys whom he gave money for sexual favors.
Three Americans and a South Korean man were among six people who died on Friday when a fire razed a small hotel near a former US naval base in the Philippines, police said.
Philippine consular officials in the US have visited a 23-year-old Filipino immigrant accused of involvement in an alleged terror plot that included killing Americans, bombing US military bases overseas and attacks on targets in the Philippines.
A Filipino-American, along with three Southern California men, has been charged with plotting to kill Americans and destroy US targets overseas by joining al-Qaeda and the Taliban in Afghanistan, federal officials said Monday.
Two recent reports offer snapshots of the Chinese and the Filipino in the 21st Century. With tensions simmering between China and the Philippines, they offer useful insights.
The Ella Hill Hutch Community Center in the Western Addition features an outdoor mural filled with portraits of past African American community leaders considered as role models for future generations of African-Americans. Five San Francisco public schools have been renamed to honor many of those in the mural including Ida B. Wells, Enola Maxwell and Charles Drew. The street directly in front of City Hall was renamed after another mural figure, Dr. Carlton P. Goodlett.
Aaron Enrick Gernarde, 18, had mixed feelings when he heard the news that President Barack Obama is putting an end to the deportation of undocumented students.
To celebrate Asian Pacific American (APA) Heritage Month and to offer a direct dialogue with the Filipino community, Pacific Gas & Electric Company (PG&E) hosted a roundtable with journalists and representatives from the Filipino media based in Northern California on May 18.
The first weekend of June is fast becoming the busiest two days in the Filipino-American community’s social calendar. From summit to parade, from ball to festival, the community was abuzz with activities. Since 1990, Filipino American organizations have come together to plan, design, and prepare for an all-day parade, cultural show and street fair along [...]
An American tourist lost P20,000 cash to a pickpocket at a Light Rail Transit station in Manila on Thursday afternoon, the police said.
Three Filipino Americans have announced their candidacy for the California State Assembly in 2012.
