Acting Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama should revoke his executive order allowing vaccinated individuals to dine in and be served at salons and spas, according to Department of the Interior and Local Government Undersecretary Epimaco Densing.

Philippine National Police chief Gen. Guillermo Eleazar yesterday vowed to dismiss from the service a Manila policeman allegedly involved in gunrunning and selling vehicles with spurious documents.

The Supreme Court has asked for an increase in its proposed P44.98-billion budget for next year.

Police are hunting down another person allegedly involved in the murder of former tabloid editor Gwenn Salamida in Quezon City last month.

Despite the continuous surge in COVID-19 cases and shortage in hospital manpower, the Professional Regulation Commission canceled yesterday the Physicians Licensure Examination this month in the National Capital Region.

With the lack of clear guidelines on granular lockdowns, Metro Manila mayors said they should be included by the government’s pandemic task force in deciding shifts in quarantine status in the region.

The Commission on Elections yesterday declared a failure of bidding for the lease of 10,000 additional vote counting machines that will be used for the May 2022 general elections.

A group promoting children’s rights has raised alarm over the low enrollment turnout, citing data from the Department of Education.

A group promoting children’s rights has raised alarm over the low enrollment turnout, citing data from the Department of Education.

Three towns in Kalinga are considered at critical risk for the spread of COVID-19 even as the province recorded a surge in infections in the past week.