The Department of Migrant Workers said 2,302 overseas Filipino workers in Hong Kong, who previously tested positive for COVID-19, already received their $200 "after care" aid and another batch of 2,192 OFWs will receive theirs in the coming days.

Press Secretary Trixie Cruz-Angeles said President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. only has mild symptoms and is still capable of working from home.

Ahead of the opening of the 19th Congress, Sen. Bong Go filed 10 more of his priority bills in the Senate to provide more people-centered and service-oriented legislations to help achieve the new administration’s goal of a stronger, more adaptable ...

Newly appointed United States ambassador to the Philippines MaryKay Loss Carlson will arrive in the Philippines by the end of the month, a top embassy official said last Friday.

The Philippine Red Cross has started administering COVID-19 booster shots to the 12 to 17 age group.

Trying for the nth time to legalize divorce in the country, Albay Rep. Edcel Lagman has refiled his proposed measure before the 19th Congress in a bid to free women from a marriage of “physical, emotional and psychological violence.”

If anyone in government can decisively curb the smuggling of vegetables, fruits, pork, chicken and other agricultural produce, that would be President Marcos.

Two low-pressure areas are being closely monitored as they could enhance the southwest monsoon, bringing more rains over many parts of the country.

The number of people who test positive for COVID-19 in the National Capital Region continued to increase over the past week, findings of OCTA Research Group showed.

Sen. Francis Escudero is proposing amendments to Republic Act 7160, or the Local Government Code of 1991, to strengthen the autonomy of local government units, particularly on the use of their revenue allotments and delegating more powers to them.