The premises of Manila courts are closed on Thursday and Friday to give way to disinfection protocols amid rising cases of COVID-19 infections.

"We have been able to reduce the case of COVID in our province and I believe we can do it again. As long as we work together, follow health protocols and unite with our government so that this time we can completely eradicate the virus," the governor...

A businessman was gunned down in Barangay Talogtog in Dolores, Abra on Monday night.

Mild earthquakes shook parts of Leyte and Surigao del Norte yesterday, according to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology.

People from Metro Manila should be allowed to return to their provinces amid a surge in COVID-19 cases, the League of Municipalities of the Philippines said yesterday.

A New People’s Army leader was killed in an encounter with government troopers in Kalinga on Monday.

The law dividing Palawan into three provinces was rejected in a plebiscite held on Saturday.

Regional trial courts in Antipolo and Manila issued 46 search warrants, which served as the basis for the simultaneous crackdowns against activists in Cavite, Laguna, Batangas and Rizal on March 7.

The city government of San Juan is appealing to residents to strictly comply with the two-week unified curfew in Metro Manila as cases in the city continue to increase.

The Quezon City government yesterday launched a centralized web application for more than 80,000 registered businesses to make the process of contract tracing more efficient to curb the spike of COVID-19 cases.