During the City Council meeting on May 14, 2025, in Chino Hills, a significant proclamation was made to honor May as Asian American and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islander Month. This recognition highlights the contributions and achievements of these communities to the nation's history and culture.

Mayor and council members acknowledged that Asian Americans and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islanders make up over 40% of Chino Hills' population, underscoring their vital role in the city's prosperity and cultural enrichment. Charvi Desai, a resident of Chino Hills, accepted the proclamation on behalf of the community.

In her remarks, Desai expressed gratitude for the recognition and support from the city council, particularly thanking Council Member Cynthia Moran for her assistance with a related project. Desai's emotional response reflected the pride and significance of this acknowledgment for the diverse community in Chino Hills.

The meeting not only celebrated cultural diversity but also reinforced the city's commitment to inclusivity and recognition of its residents' contributions. As the month progresses, the city plans to continue highlighting the achievements of Asian Americans and Native Hawaiian Pacific Islanders, fostering a sense of unity and pride within the community.