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A training aircraft crash-landed in a rice field in Arayat, Pampanga, resulting in injuries to the instructor pilot and student. The crew reportedly experienced excessive vibration, prompting an emergency landing.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has revoked the operating authorities and renewal applications of two major transport network companies due to regulatory violations, citing their failure to fulfill service obligations.
Philippine hog raisers are urging President Marcos to issue an executive order increasing pork tariffs, citing significant losses due to declining farmgate prices and what they describe as "unlimited importation." Producers report daily losses estimated at P250 million.
Fruitas Holdings Inc. has secured a P750 million credit facility from Philippine National Bank (PNB) to fuel its expansion, portfolio diversification, and new business opportunities both domestically and internationally, bolstering its position in the food and beverage sector.
The Philippine Postal Corp. (PHLPost) will host the 32nd ASEAN Postal Business Meeting from October 5-7 in Manila, gathering postal leaders from ASEAN and partner countries. The meeting will focus on advancing business initiatives and regional technical projects related to cross-border e-commerce, logistics, operational improvement, and revenue growth.
The National Water Resources Board (NWRB) has reduced water allocation from Angat Dam to Metro Manila due to a "super strong" El Niño. NWRB assures minimal impact on consumers, citing alternative sources and coordination with water concessionaires to maintain normal supply.
The Philippine government has allocated P3.44 billion for cash gifts to octogenarians (aged 80, 85, 90, and 95) and centenarians in 2027, a P140 million increase from the previous year's budget.
Valencia City, Bukidnon has confirmed a clustering of Hepatitis A cases, suspected to be linked to local barangay water systems. Six patients are currently hospitalized as health officials investigate.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian indicated that a verdict on Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial is expected between mid-November and end-November, with the impeachment court aiming for a resolution within the year.
The Diocese of Kalibo in Aklan has voiced concerns over the newly opened casino in Boracay, reiterating its opposition to gambling due to its potential negative impact on the lives of Filipinos. The local church fears an increase in gambling addiction and related social issues.
The Philippine Palace expressed concern that dropping the bribery charge in Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment trial could deprive Filipinos of the chance to know the "whole truth," raising questions about transparency and the public's right to information.
Ahead of World Teachers’ Day, the Alliance of Concerned Teachers (ACT) Philippines protested in Manila, demanding a P50,000 entry-level salary, a P5,000 Personnel Economic Relief Allowance (PERA), and increased government spending on education.
The construction of Bukidnon's first airport is displacing Indigenous families, who are now facing challenges with promised infrastructure and livelihood support at their relocation sites. Concerns are mounting over the project's social impact.
A 58-year-old dump truck driver died and two others were injured in a three-vehicle collision on a highway in Real, Quezon. Police suspect a sudden lane change by another vehicle caused the initial stop, leading to the crash.
An instructor and a student pilot were unharmed after their Cessna light aircraft made an emergency landing in a rice field in Arayat, Pampanga, on Saturday afternoon. The Philippine National Police Aviation Security Unit 3 confirmed the incident.
The Department of Education (DepEd) has cautioned the public against a fake announcement circulating, particularly on social media, claiming a nationwide class suspension for Teacher's Day on October 5th. DepEd clarified that no such suspension is scheduled for October 5-6, 2026.
Authorities in Baguio City have dismantled a suspected drug den in Barangay Fairview, arresting six individuals and seizing an estimated 11 grams of suspected crystal meth. The operation highlights ongoing efforts to combat illegal drug activities in the region.
The proposed Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) budget for 2027 in the Philippines reveals a significant allocation favoring districts of legislators close to the House leadership and the President's office, while drastically cutting funds for districts of lawmakers who opposed or abstained from Vice President Sara Duterte's impeachment. This highlights the long-standing "pork barrel" practice and the reality of resource allocation based on political loyalty within the congressional budget.
The prosecution panel in the Philippines' House of Representatives will no longer pursue the bribery charge against Vice President Sara Duterte, a key article of impeachment, signaling a shift in the impeachment proceedings.
The National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) has intensified anti-drug operations across Metro Manila following killings linked to suspected drug personalities in Tondo. Authorities aim to dismantle criminal networks involved.
A 29-year-old woman died and two others, including a two-year-old child, were injured after a tricycle was hit by a pickup truck in Pangasinan on Saturday. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.
Senator JV Ejercito has proposed doubling the monthly social pension for indigent senior citizens in the Philippines from P1,000 to P2,000, citing rising prices of basic commodities. The move aims to provide greater financial relief to vulnerable elderly Filipinos facing inflation.
The Commission on Higher Education (CHED) in the Philippines has expressed openness to a policy that would allow transgender and queer college students to use their lived names during graduation ceremonies, offering hope to advocates and students.
Following the Philippines' symbolic walkout during Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's UN address, experts urge a stronger diplomatic follow-through and consistent policy on Palestine, rather than treating the action as a one-off protest.
Philippine House prosecutors will drop bribery allegations against Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio to streamline impeachment proceedings, deeming evidence on other articles sufficient. However, critics question if this shortchanges Filipinos seeking full truth.
The Commission on Audit (CoA) flagged P10.77 billion in uncollected obligations from solar developers at the Department of Energy (DoE). Delays in contract processing and project defaults pose risks to government revenues and potential power generation capacity. CoA recommended DoE pursue recovery and improve contract management.
Philippine lawmakers are pushing for enhanced incentives, including scholarships for local residents, to combat the critical shortage and retention issues of teachers in remote areas. Proposals aim to improve teacher compensation, housing assistance, and overall working conditions.
Farmers' groups have petitioned the Supreme Court to halt the government's allowance of agricultural land transfer registrations without Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) clearance, citing concerns over land consolidation and farmer displacement.
Soaring prices of sand and gravel in Nueva Vizcaya, Philippines, are impacting government construction projects and consumers. The Provincial Mining Regulatory Board (PMRB) is pushing for a review of the existing tax ordinance and enhanced measures to curb price increases.
Laoag City, Ilocos Norte—Schools have bolstered security measures and deployed additional personnel following a stabbing incident involving a 15-year-old student inside Balatong Integrated School. The incident, reportedly stemming from a minor dispute, highlighted existing gaps in school security protocols.
The Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) has filed a motion for reconsideration with the Supreme Court, challenging a ruling that denied charcoal's classification as a forestry product. The agency cites over a century of regulation and the livelihoods dependent on charcoal production.
The Philippines' IT-BPM industry faces a critical shift due to AI advancements, moving beyond traditional labor arbitrage. Mindsprint emphasizes adopting AI agentic platforms and cultivating deep domain expertise as key to maintaining its global hub status by 2027.
Teachers in the Philippines protested in Manila, demanding a P50,000 entry-level salary, increased allowances, and a larger education budget. The demonstration led to scuffles with authorities, resulting in injuries among some educators. Improving teacher welfare is crucial for enhancing education quality and the nation's future.
A family in Baguio City rescued a young eagle found in their home garden on Saturday and handed it over to authorities for assessment and rehabilitation.
A Filipino American writer uses the animated film 'Forgotten Island' as a lens to explore the complex Filipino identity across the Philippines and its diaspora. The piece argues for a unified narrative, moving beyond a simple 'Filipino vs. Filipino American' dichotomy.
Jaime Tan Cruz, a businessman, is noted for his business partnerships with prominent figures in Philippine politics. This report explores the implications of his associations.