The hostilities in Barangay Pagatin in Shariff Saidona Mustapha, Maguindanao erupted when members of the Bangsamoro Islamic Freedom Fighters opened fire on soldiers responding to reports by villagers about the presence of gunmen in the area, as if br...

The Philippine Navy will decommission today four of its aging ships, Navy chief Vice Admiral Giovanni Carlo Bacordo said over the weekend.

Public markets and grocery stores in Navotas are closed every Monday for disinfection amid the spike in the number of COVID-19 cases in the city.

The Philippine Reclamation Authority has issued a notice to mobilize and notice to commence actual reclamation works for the Manila Solar City project of Manila Goldcoast Development Corp..

Interior Secretary Eduardo Año, who contracted COVID-19 twice last year, has further extended his leave, an official of the Department of the Interior and Local Government said yesterday.

Metro Manila mayors will respect the decision of healthcare workers of hospitals in their jurisdictions who may refuse to be vaccinated with China-made vaccines, Marikina Mayor Marcelino Teodoro said yesterday.

The Quezon City government has allowed 18 flower vendors displaced by road clearing operations to sell their wares in one of the city-owned cemeteries.

More than 92,000 hogs have been delivered in Metro Manila in nearly three weeks, in line with the government’s effort to augment supply and stabilize pork prices in the market.

A fire broke out at a commercial and residential building in Greenhills, San Juan yesterday, the Bureau of Fire Protection said.

A Catholic bishop in San Fernando, Pampanga tested positive for COVID yesterday.