Malacañang welcomed proposals to adopt work-from-home arrangements as fuel prices continue to rise but said the decision ultimately rests on private companies.

Sixty-seven areas across the Philippines are placed under the “extreme caution” level on Saturday, March 28, as heat index readings soar up to 41°C, the state weather bureau PAGASA said.

The Senate’s probe into the government response to the Middle East crisis is zeroing in on oil companies, with lawmakers seeking to hold firms accountable for possible profiteering as fuel prices surge.

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) acknowledged that the oil crisis may affect the observance of the Visita Iglesia or church visits during Holy Week, in the face of the continuing surge in the prices of petroleum produc...

The Philippine government can tap as much as P230.2 billion to fund cash subsidies, fuel procurement and programs to cushion the disruptions arising from the Middle East war, acting Budget Secretary Rolando Toledo said.

President Marcos yesterday reminded this year’s graduates of the Philippine National Police Academy (PNPA) to have zero tolerance for corruption and human rights abuses, and to ensure the safety of communities and stability of the country amid ...

In the face of continued tensions in the Middle East, Philippine Airlines (PAL) has suspended flights between Manila and Riyadh until March 31.

Motorists may see a modest rise in gasoline prices next week, but diesel remains on track for another double-digit spike amid the global oil crisis.

Lawmakers yesterday slammed the camp of Vice President Sara Duterte over the filing of a petition in the Supreme Court seeking to halt the impeachment proceedings.

The Philippines will push through with its hosting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit, President Marcos said yesterday, amid calls from some quarters to postpone it to free up public funds to support vulnerable sectors heavi...