Efforts to neutralize local terrorist groups got a big boost with the activation of a 200-member artillery unit, now in Maguindanao del Sur and equipped with eight modern 155 millimeter canons from Israel.

The EDSA Busway can be a profitable business for private operators to manage for as long as they consolidate their assets to bring down the cost of running it, according to the Department of Transportation.

No more COVID-19 vaccines will be given in malls and hospitals in Manila, the city government announced yesterday.

The police Highway Patrol Group has started its investigation to identify the owner of a high-end vehicle with police markings, a photo of which went viral on social media platforms.

After being deemed mentally fit to stand trial, Chao Tiao Yumol pleaded not guility to charges of three counts of murder, frustrated murder and car theft for the shooting rampage at the Ateneo de Manila University.

Two College of St. Benilde basketball players filed charges yesterday against Jose Rizal University John Amores for attacking them during a National College Athletic Association game at the FilOil EcoOil Centre in San Juan on Tuesday.

A construction worker died and three others were injured when they were electrocuted while installing a solar street light in Barangay Talisay in this town on Thursday.

A cockpit operator was killed in a gun attack in Tanauan, Batangas on Thursday night.

The Supreme Court will have to assign a new judge to handle the trial of nine policemen indicted in the killing of Calbayog mayor Ronaldo Aquino and three other persons in March last year.

Bacolod lone district Rep. Greg Gasataya and nine other city government officials who joined Mayor Alfredo Benitez in a trip to Japan last week have tested positive for COVID.