The license of the driver involved in a “gas-and-run” incident at a gasoline station in Quezon City has been suspended, the Land Transportation Office said.

A motorcycle rider stabbed the back-rider of another motorist in a road rage incident in Taguig on Thursday.

Former broadcaster Jay Sonza and social media personality Erik Celiz posted bail yesterday in the cyberlibel case filed by the National Bureau of Investigation for their alleged posting of fake medical records of President Marcos.

Malacañang has declared May 11 a special non-working day in Biliran for the celebration of the province’s founding anniversary.

A drug suspect shot dead a police officer and wounded another during a sting in Surigao City on Wednesday.

A 10-day summer camp for children with special needs has been launched in Infanta, Quezon, bringing together 200 participants from different areas including Metro Manila.

Local chief executives in Negros Occidental have defended the military against criticisms regarding the death of 19 people in a recent encounter in Toboso town.

The Commission on Elections has been ordered to pay over P45 million in rental fees and damages to the operator of a warehouse in Cabuyao Laguna, which the Comelec leased during the 2010 elections.

Detained former overseas Filipino worker Mary Jane Veloso once again appealed to the Supreme Court for her freedom, saying her continued imprisonment lacked legal basis as she claimed that the Philippine and Indonesian governments had agreed to allow...

The Bureau of Immigration yesterday reported the interception at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) of two passengers suspected to be victims of illegal recruitment and trafficking.