Luzon gets weekend relief after days of brownouts.

PAGASA warns heat index may hit danger level in several parts of the country.

Sen. Bong Go has warned that residents in remote areas will remain deprived of access to medical services if health infrastructure projects are not fully equipped and operational.

To strengthen national readiness in search and rescue operations, the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines (CAAP) conducted a search and rescue exercise or SAREX at the dolomite beach along Roxas Boulevard in Manila yesterday.

A study conducted by experts from the University of the Philippines (UP) and University of Canberra found 1,368 stranding events of marine mammals over 18 years in the country.

After her absence from a town hall meeting angered business owners in Siargao on Wednesday, Israeli Ambassador Dana Kursh yesterday held an online dialogue with more than 70 business owners based on the island to address a violent incident invol...

Tourist arrivals in Baguio have started to recover over the past two weeks, but the local economy continues to feel the impact of a prolonged slowdown blamed on soaring fuel prices, Mayor Benjamin Magalong said yesterday.

The Department of Agriculture (DA) has lifted a ban on the importation of pork and other swine products from Spain after recognizing the country’s regionalization for African swine fever (ASF).

For the third consecutive day, power grids in Luzon and the Visayas were again placed on red alert yesterday, plunging consumers into rotational blackouts lasting two to three hours.

Thirteen Filipino victims of human trafficking from Myanmar were repatriated to the Philippines on Wednesday, the Department of Migrant Workers announced.