[COLUMN] Solving your IRS problems

READ this if you owe the IRS money and can’t pay. IRS problems have a way of ruining all aspects of your life. They take a toll on you FINANCIALLY, PHYSICALLY AND EMOTIONALLY. They’re there when you go to bed at night and they’re there when you wake up in the morning. The IRS is…

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PCGSF EXPLORES PARTNERSHIP WITH GGU

Philippine Consul General Neil Ferrer met with Dr. Bruce Magid, Provost, Vice President of Academic Affairs and Dean of Ageno School of Business at Golden Gate University (GGU), to discuss potential collaborations, especially in aiding business development in San Francisco and the Philippines on February 21, 2024. Accompanying Consul General Ferrer were Consul Vanessa Bago-Llona,…

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SF opens first-ever career center at city hall

The new center builds on strategic efforts to streamline the hiring process in the city, fill job vacancies, and support existing employees SAN FRANCISCO – Mayor London N. Breed and the Department of Human Resources (DHR) on March 14 announced the grand opening of the new City Career Center at City Hall’s Room 110. This innovative…

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A conversation with Island Pacific founder Nino Lim

Lim discusses the history of Island Pacific Supermarket and business philosophies as the grocery chain enters a new era with newly-appointed CEO Maite Defensor AS OF 2024, Filipinos in the United States have the luxury of choice when it comes to Asian cuisine-focused grocery stores. Since food is an integral part of the community for…

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Celebrate YOUniquness festival held in Glendale, CA

GLENDALE, CA — Another successful and full house “Celebrate YOUniqueness” Festival 2024 was held at the Glendale YMCA on Saturday, March 16 with more than 750 attendees. This is where history and heritage, arts and culture meet, plus all the diverse food samplings — Armenian, Filipino, Italian, Japanese, Korean and Latino. It was an event…

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COVID and Medicare payments spark remote patient monitoring boom

by Phil Galewitz and Holly K. Hacker KFF Health News Billy Abbott, a retired Army medic, wakes at 6 every morning, steps on the bathroom scale, and uses a cuff to take his blood pressure. The devices send those measurements electronically to his doctor in Gulf Shores, Alabama, and a health technology company based in…

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[COLUMN] God’s voice in our hearts

“I will place my law within them and write it upon their hearts; I will be their God, and they shall be my people.” (Jeremiah 31:33-34) What messages has Jesus placed in your heart this Lent? How is He affirming, challenging, inspiring, and encouraging you through the Scriptures and the homilies, and how are you responding…

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Social Security celebrates Women’s History Month

by Annie Walters Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Nevada March is Women’s History Month — a time to focus not just on the past, but also on the challenges women continue to face in the 21st century.  At Social Security, we provide vital benefits and financial protection for women. Nearly 55% of people receiving…

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Scam the scam: How to spot government imposters

by Annie Walters Social Security Public Affairs Specialist in Nevada Do you know how to spot a government imposter scam?  We continue to raise public awareness about Social Security-related and other government imposter scams during the fifth annual “Slam the Scam” Day on March 7, 2024.  Knowing how to identify potential scammers will help safeguard…

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Las Vegas Natural History Museum to host STEM Career Rally on March 16

The Las Vegas Natural History Museum invites the public to celebrate STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) careers and the end of CCSD Spring Break at its STEM Career Rally on March 16. Designed for students and families of all ages, STEM Career Rally will celebrate the STEM careers, knowledge and skills showcased throughout the…

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Funding approved for 19 park projects across San Diego

Many of the projects are in park-deficient neighborhoods and communities of concern SAN DIEGO – Nineteen park projects in the City of San Diego will receive approximately $15.9 million in capital-improvement funding as part of Mayor Todd Gloria’s Parks for All of Us initiative. On Monday, March 11, the San Diego City Council approved Citywide Park Development…

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City of San Diego celebrates International Women’s Day with launch of annual women’s survey

Survey results will contribute to informed policy-making and program development for women across San Diego SAN DIEGO – To advance gender equality and a supportive environment, the City of San Diego’s Commission on the Status of Women is launching a new Women’s Survey on International Women’s Day. This comprehensive survey, which will be sent out annually, aims…

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County approves plan to improve pedestrian safety in unincorporated communities

COUNTY Supervisors voted this week to make improvements for pedestrians at four intersections in the unincorporated communities of La Presa, Spring Valley and Fallbrook, and to make additional improvements at 17 different locations to improve pedestrian safety. The Department of Public Works maintains nearly 2,000 miles of roadways, bridges, guardrails, signs, traffic signals and crosswalks…

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