Hawaii Hispanic News

There are over 100,000 Hispanics is Hawaii.  We are represent roughly 9% of the state's population.  And starting May 1, 2008, we are going to have our own -- and only -- Hispanic newspaper ! 

The Hawaii Hispanic News (HHN) is returning just in time for Cinco De Mayo!  The pur-pose of the 16-page monthly newspaper is to “educate, elevate and advocate for” our diverse Hispanic community in the islands. 

Our name says it all:  “Hispanic News.”  This is a newspaper about us, for us and by us.  It will provide the kind of in-depth news coverage our community deserves, but – understandably -- the mainstream print media cannot provide because they have to cover the entire spectrum of communities.

Regular columns will address issues that interest our Hispanic community in the is-lands:  Health; Education; Community; Culture; Business; Food; Employment; Govern-ment; Housing; History; Military; Politics; Entertainment; Religion; and Sports.  Vari-ous reputable professionals will have regular columns in each edition to discuss sub-jects in their area of expertise. 

The publishers -- Marie and José Villa -- published the paper previously from 1994 - 1999, but they were ahead of their time.  "Corporate Hawaii" had not realized the tre-mendous growth the state's Hispanic population was undergoing. 

What We Do

The paper will be distributed free through the various statewide venues where our Hispanic community congregates including:  Hispanic restaurants; Latin dances; churches; store fronts; universities; military bases; private and public school Spanish clubs; and Hispanic organizations; etc. 

Call Us Today!

If you would like to

market your products

or services to Hawaii’s

Hispanic community –

on a particular island

or across the state –

1) please call the

Hawaii Hispanic News

at: (808) 351-8013

OR e-mail:

info@hawaiihispanicnews. 

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