The Philippine Times Southern Nevada January 2026 issue has arrived (Vol. 21 No. 859, Jan 12–25, 2026). If you want a quick read that blends Las Vegas news, highlights from the Filipino community, and global updates, this edition delivers.

Here’s what you’ll find inside.

What’s inside this issue

• Additional community pages and timely informational stories you can use right away
• CES 2026 coverage and why Las Vegas becomes the world’s “tech living room” each January
• A spotlight on the Philippine Pavilion at CES and what it signals for innovation and trade
• A community feature on Las Vegas volunteers traveling to the Philippines to deliver “Bags of Hope” to areas affected by natural disasters

CES 2026: Big tech week, bigger opportunity

CES 2026 is in full swing across Las Vegas, anchored by the Las Vegas Convention Center (LVCC) and the Venetian campus. For locals, it’s more than crowds and badges—it’s a reminder that Las Vegas is a global meeting point where ideas turn into partnerships.

This issue frames CES as an opportunity moment—especially for Filipino Americans in Southern Nevada who want to connect business, innovation, and community impact.

The Philippine Pavilion at CES

One of the standout notes in the paper: the Philippines is participating again at CES, with a Philippine Pavilion presence at the Venetian Convention & Expo Center, organized under the PartnerPhilippines initiative (as described by participating companies).

Why does that matter?

Because a pavilion isn’t just a booth, it’s a coordinated statement: informed and connected.

• We’re here.
• We’re ready.
• We’re building relationships.

Community spotlight: “Bags of Hope” mission to the Philippines

Another powerful story in the Philippine Times Southern Nevada January 2026 issue follows a group of Las Vegas volunteers departing for the Philippines to deliver “Bags of Hope” to communities still recovering from natural disasters.

The mission is grounded in something simple and strong: practical help, delivered with compassion, to remind families they’re not forgotten.

Why this issue is worth picking up (or sharing)

This edition carries a clear theme: visibility and service.

• Visibility through CES and Filipino innovation stepping onto global stages
• Service through community-driven missions that bring real support to real people

If you’re in Southern Nevada, this is the kind of issue you’ll want to pass along to a friend, a business owner, or a family member who wants to stay connected.

Grab a copy, read the features, and share the stories that matter most to you. If you’re a local business, community leader, or organization, consider how you can plug into the momentum—through partnerships, service, and visibility.