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A 68-year-old Fil-Am store clerk was beaten and killed after he tried to stop a group of teenagers from stealing a case of beer. An investigation into the incident is underway. Steve Angeles reports. #TFCNews Salamat po! Thanks for stopping by. Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in California, if not the USA. Pls follow our social media accounts: www.instagram.com/pinoy.built www.youtube.com/@pinoybuilt www.fb.com/pinoybuilt www.fb.com/jonjo

Balitang America Amid the rise of attacks against Asian Americans, the Asian community in Los Angeles gathers to remember the victims of both recent and past crimes. The rally comes as some families assert that the violence is nothing new. Steve Angeles reports. Salamat po! Thanks for stopping by. Please drop us a comment below in the comment box at the bottom. Join us and help create the #1 Fil-Am website in California, if not the USA. Pls follow our social media accounts: www.instagram.com/pinoy.built www.youtube.com/@pinoybuilt www.fb.com/pinoybuilt www.fb.com/jonjo

Praying for my many family & friends in healthcare! My cousin, a nurse in New Jersey, already posted last week or earlier that she lost one of her colleagues to COVID-19.  🙏🏽 Hoping and praying that a working vaccine gets developed and approved ASAP. Coronavirus: WHO marks 100 days since China alerted to first COVID-19 cases The total number of global cases has surpassed 1.5 million, including more than 89,000 fatalities. Around 340,000 patients are reported to have recovered. Latest updates from around the world: 10% of US workforce now unemployed  UK Prime Minister’s condition “improving” after third night in intensive care Number of cases in Spain surpass 150,000 mark Sub-Saharan Africa to fall into recession for the first time in 25 years, the World Bank said in new forecast  Australia to evacuate stranded citizens in Peru, South Africa and Argentina Brazil reports largest daily increase in cases BREAKING: 6.6 million Americans filed fo...

34-year-old Aimee Galicia-Torres sued the Archdiocese of #LosAngeles in what is believed to be the first civil suit against the country's largest Catholic diocese. California passed a law last month that extends the statute of limitations for child abuse survivors. A Filipina American filmmaker from Hollywood is suing the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, alleging that she was abused by a Filipino Catholic priest in Gardena, California as a child. Aimee Galicia Torres, 34, a medical documentary filmmaker and cinematographer, says Fr. Honesto Bayranta Bismonte, whom she knew as “Lolo Nes” or “Grandpa Nes” began sexually abusing her in 1993, when she was 8. The abuse allegedly took place at her aunt’s house and continued until Torres was 12.  Read more . FilAm Filmmaker Aimee Galicia-Torres announces her lawsuit vs Priest Honesto Bayranta Bismonte. She says CA Child Victims Act has helped her revive a case that was swept under the rug for decades. His current status unknown but...