Henni Espinosa

Oct 24, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Henni Espinosa

Jul 25, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Henni Espinosa

"If we don’t say anything, if we don’t protest, essentially that means we’re giving in to the illegal occupation of China," said Ago Pedalizo of the Filipino American Human Rights Alliance. "This is not an all-out, one-day occupation. This has been happening for years."Fil-Am leaders also remembered how their fight on the West Philippine Sea issue began in 2011 and how they have not stopped advocating for it since.

Jul 17, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Henni Espinosa

Like the elevated streetwear that they carry, Ron and Tricia Benitez’s San Francisco store Asmblyhall represents their community’s voice, their history, what they’ve come and what they aspire to be. "The original intent was to have a place where people can come shop, congregate, and assemble," said Ron. "But we also wanted to do something with fashion, art, and music."Ron and Tricia both come from the corporate retail world.

Jul 14, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Henni Espinosa

The elderly Fil-Am was born in Parañaque just south of the capital Manila. She migrated to the U.S. in the 80s and eventually bought a house in Daly City, where many of her family members stayed from time to time. 'Very generous': Relatives mourn 'Tita Cora', Pinay killed in San Francisco train attackDandan was divorced and had no children. Her nieces and nephews, however, recalled her as the cool "Tita Cora," the aunt who helped send them to school and fun trips.

Jul 8, 2024 | news.abs-cbn.com | Henni Espinosa

Suspect in train killing of elderly Fil-Am a no-show in court