The Quezon City government is finalizing its talks with a pharmaceutical firm for its purchase of 750,000 doses of vaccines against the coronavirus for its residents.

The Bangsamoro government facilitated initial relief support Monday for hundreds of residents in South Upi, Maguindanao displaced by attacks by armed groups last week.

A lawmaker is offering P100,000 to anyone who can point to the suspects in the death of flight attendant Christine Dacera.

(Updated 12:50 a.m.) Though nine suspects in the rape slay of a flight attendant in a Makati hotel remain at large, Police Gen. Debold Sinas says the case is officially "solved" with three of the suspected perpetrators already in police custody. 

The number of towns and cities in Negros Occidental with no reported COVID-19 cases reached seven as of Sunday.

A lone bettor fron Gapan, Nueva Ecija won the jackpot in the 6/49 Super Lotto on Sunday night, the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office reported yesterday.

Three persons died while four others were injured in separate vehicular acidents that occurred in La Union and Pangasinan on Sunday night.

A magnitude-4.4 earthquake rocked parts of Quezon province yesterday, but did not cause any damage, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said.

The Department of Agrarian Reform has launched an urban garden project in Tondo, Manila to help residents of 17 barangays harvest vegetables which they could sell at affordable prices and cope with the pandemic.

The Philippine Military Academy yesterday confirmed that some of its cadets as well as military and civilian personnel tested posi­tive for COVID-19.