A policeman’s wife has been arrested after she was caught cheating on her spouse.

The Calabarzon police has created a task force to probe the murder of a former overseas Filipino worker, whose burnt body was found with a gunshot wound in Infanta, Quezon in February.

The Philippine Coast Guard dispatched yesterday a search and rescue team after five children were reported missing while swimming in Taal Lake in Batangas.

Four New People’s Army guerrillas were killed in encounters with government troopers in Bicol on Monday.

Candidates found collaborating with communist rebels by paying so-called permit to campaign or win fees face disqualification, according to the National Task Force to End Local Communist Armed Conflict.

An additional 100 soldiers have been deployed in Malabang, Lanao del Sur, which has been placed under the control of the Commission on Elections.

The Commission on Elections has affirmed the cancelation of the certificate of candidacy of Datu Pax Ali Mangundadatu who is running for governor of Sultan Kudarat.

Sen. Cynthia Villar recently welcomed President Duterte’s enactment into law of five measures, declaring Mt. Pulag and four other sites in the country as protected areas (PAs) that she all authored.

A police officer is facing charges after he was caught in a viral video using his firearm to threaten the brother-in-law of his girlfriend in Quezon City.

Quezon City District 5 Rep. Alfred Vargas revealed yesterday that he and his brother, District 5 Councilor Patrick Michael “PM” Vargas, received death threats from still unidentified persons.