“We ask Mayor Joy Belmonte and the QC Council to consider the first phase of the implementation of Ordinance 2942 as an information drive. Instead of immediately imposing fines against our poor bikers, it is better to educate them by giving them a ...

Almost 6,000 healthcare workers in the Cordilleras have been inoculated with anti-COVID vaccine.

Seventy-four volcanic earthquakes were recorded at Taal Volcano in Batangas in the past 24 hours, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology reported yesterday.

Votes against the division of Palawan into three provinces were leading, based on the initial canvassing of plebiscite results as of yesterday.

The chief of the Calbayog City police has been removed from his post in connection with the killing of Mayor Ronaldo Aquino and the supposed attempt of the head of the intelligence unit to profile lawyers of alleged communists.

The special teams created under Administrative Order 35 inter-agency committee task force will investigate the roots of violence in last week’s killing of nine activists in Southern Tagalog.

The Supreme Court suspended again the oral arguments on the anti-terror law as the SC extended work suspension by two more days to give way to disinfection as a precaution against COVID-19.

San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora will return to work at city hall today after being cleared of COVID-19.

Personnel of the Metro Rail Transit Line 3 (MRT-3) are facing disciplinary action after they were caught on video hastily disinfecting the trains over the weekend.

The Caloocan government will honor today the frontliners who died in the line of duty battling the COVID-19 pandemic.