It has been 586 days since the first enhanced community quarantine was hoisted over some parts of Luzon.

The government is aiming to administer some 800,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccines per day in November to achieve its goal of inoculating 70 percent of the population before the end of the year, the Department of Health said yesterday.

Sen. Cynthia Villar yesterday said she will file a Motion for Reconsideration before the Supreme Court over its go-signal to reclaim the Manila Bay areas in Las Piñas and Parañaque as she urged the High Court to take a “different and fresh apprec...

Mock elections were held yesterday by the Commission on Elections at the San Juan Elementary School, which has the biggest number of voting precincts in the smallest city of the capital region.

Oil prices will be increased for the ninth straight week as global prices continue to soar.

The initial report of the Department of Justice on the suspicious deaths of alleged suspects at the hands of police officers during anti-drug operations is not enough to deter the looming investigation of the International Criminal Court into thousan...

Labor leader and senatorial aspirant Sonny Matula on Friday urged the government to review its policy on vaccination in relation to employment.

Returning overseas Filipino workers may now go back to Iraq after the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration partially lifted the deployment ban in the Middle East nation.

Filipino scientists are raring to begin a state-funded initiative to study the “mix-and-match” of a variety of vaccines being administered in the country’s mass immunization against COVID-19.

By evading the Senate’s arrest order, siblings Mohit and Twinkle Dargani of Pharmally Pharmaceutical Corp. appear to be guilty of the allegations against them in the P42-billion procurement deal for COVID-19 supplies, Senate Minority Leader Frankli...