Rodante Marcoleta, a senatorial candidate in the May polls who dropped out of the race due to poor showings in surveys, is set to return to Congress after the Commission on Elections approved his substitution as nominee of Sagip party-list.

“The MASA 22.1 exercise in Palawan is important for our Marine forces and aviators to enhance our effectiveness and readiness to protect our territory.  It will also improve our interoperability with the U.S. Marine Corps and contribute to our...

Tarlac police filed disobedience, obstruction of justice and usurpation of real rights complaints against the farmers and their supporters, collectively known as “Tinang 83.”

“As the influx of children travel on roadways going and back from their schools, children are exposed to road accidents. These policies on road safety can save lives and reduce road collision deaths and injuries.”

A CPR is issued by the Food and Drug Administration to manufacturers authorizing them to distribute, market or sell their products to the public.

The team of President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announces three more appointments to key positions.

The figure was the biggest daily rise since April 3, when the Philippines reported 690 additional cases.

The tourism industry barely improved its contribution to the national economy over the past year, according to latest data from the Philippine Statistics Authority.

An arrest warrant was issued against a man who mocked and physically attacked a Filipino family at a fastfood outlet’s parking lot in North Hollywood, California last month.

The Commission on Audit has flagged the National Anti-Poverty Commission for spending P104.44 million for the hiring of 224 contract of service personnel and consultants who performed functions “similar with the regular employees of the agency.”