Four members of a family died when their van plunged into a ravine in Sitio Gonogon, Barangay Bagumbayan in Tabuk, Kalinga early yesterday.

Relentless military operations against New People’s Army rebels on Negros Island and in Cagayan on Thursday led to encounters that left five ranking members of the communist movement dead.

A family outing turned tragic when a nine-year-old boy drowned in a swimming pool at a resort in Barangay Patar in this town on Thursday.

Anti-narcotics agents uprooted and burned marijuana plants with an estimated value of P15 million in Tinglayan, Kalinga on Friday.

Damage to agriculture caused by Tropical Storm Agaton has reached P703.3 million, the Department of Agriculture-Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Operations Center has reported.

Single-use plastics are now prohibited in all facilities of the Department of Health in Ilocos region.

The Taguig City government has opened the first of its 19 multi-level community centers aimed at making government services readily available and closer to its constituents.

Four of Manila’s 17 districts did not have any active COVID cases as of Good Friday, the city government said yesterday.

Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines president and Caloocan Bishop Pablo Virgilio David took a swipe against red-tagging and fake news, saying Jesus Christ was crucified when he was wrongfully accused of being an ally of the rebel group...

The number of new COVID-19 cases in Quezon City has dropped to less than 15 per day over the past week.