Romeo Poquiz, a retired Air Force major general, posted bail and was granted provisional liberty in an inciting to sedition case.

Manila suspended classes and local government work on Jan. 9 for the Feast of the Black Nazarene.

Quiapo Church announced road closures and routes ahead of the Traslacion 2026, urging early travel planning.

Both lawmakers denied their involvement in the anomalous construction projects. 

President Marcos Jr. vetoed P92.5 billion in unprogrammed budget items, cutting UA to its lowest level since 2019.

The Philippine Embassy confirmed that one Filipino was injured in a deadly New Year’s Eve bar fire in Switzerland.

Former police chief Gen. Nicolas Torre III has been named spokesperson and operations head of the MMDA.

The question for Manila now is how it can concretely call out its primary defense ally for violating the very legal framework that's supposed to protect it from its main threat — China — in the South China Sea.

Fuel prices open 2026 with mixed adjustments, as diesel and kerosene prices slightly rise while gasoline becomes a bit cheaper starting Tuesday, January 6.

Retired Air Force Maj. Gen. Romeo Poquiz was arrested at NAIA on an inciting to sedition charge.