The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has reminded the public that a mother’s consent is required for the issuance of travel clearance certificates or TCC for minors traveling abroad.

The Quezon City government has begun the process for distribution of Christmas packages to residents.

The Philippine Health Insurance Corp. will launch its “Transparency Page” on Monday to give its members access to PhilHealth reports and procurement activities.

President Marcos honored his former chief legal counsel and “mentor” Juan Ponce Enrile during necrological rites at Malacañang yesterday.

Over 1,000 health workers held simultaneous protest activities yesterday at different venues in Metro Manila, including the Department of Health (DOH) central office to mark the “Health Sector Day of Action Against Corruption.”

The municipal government of Vintar in this province has received a yarn production facility from the Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST-PTRI) to help cotton farmers and provide weavers with locally made y...

Artists from various parts of Central Luzon are participating in a mural painting activity in Zambales aimed at raising awareness on issues surrounding the West Philippine Sea.

Trial courts in 16 towns in Ilocos Sur will suspend work starting Monday afternoon due to a scheduled power outage. 

Sen. Raffy Tulfo has challenged National Irrigation Administration (NIA) director Eduardo Guillen to resign if the Bulo Small Reservoir Irrigation project in San Jose, Bulacan is proven to be defective.

The amount of damage caused by Typhoon Tino to agriculture and infrastructure in Negros Occidental has reached P1.98 billion, according to the provincial disaster risk reduction and management council.