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In Prieto Diaz, Sorsogon, a community-led mangrove rehabilitation project has revitalized the coastal ecosystem, transforming a degraded shoreline into a thriving hub for both fisheries and tourism. The initiative highlights the success of local stewardship in environmental conservation and sustainable economic development.
The trough of Typhoon Choi-wan is expected to bring scattered rains and thunderstorms to parts of the Visayas and Mindanao on Sunday, October 4, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa).
A young eagle was rescued in Baguio City, Philippines, and handed over to authorities. Prompt reporting and cooperation led to the rescue and rehabilitation of the protected bird. Authorities are urging public cooperation in wildlife protection.
Digos City has recorded the highest average price for diesel fuel among cities in the Davao Region, according to SunStar Philippines. This price increase could impact the regional economy and daily life for residents.
Malacañang stated it would leave it to the House prosecution team to decide whether to drop bribery allegations against Vice President Sara Duterte in her impeachment case, but warned this could deprive Filipinos of knowing the full truth.
Residents around Manila's Smokey Mountain are resisting relocation as demolition and redevelopment plans, including a waste-to-energy facility, threaten their homes and livelihoods. The government and a private firm are pushing for rehabilitation.
The IPO of GCash's parent company, Mynt, has been priced at P6.60 per share, offering investors an attractive entry point. Analysts note that the company's consistent high return on equity (ROE) provides a strong foundation for assessing its sustained profitability.
Senate President Sherwin Gatchalian urged those who are sleep-deprived to watch the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte from home, rather than sleeping in the Senate session hall. This comes after Manila Rep. Bienvenido Abante was seen appearing to fall asleep during proceedings.
The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has been commended by the National Maritime Council (NMC) for its vigilance and continued monitoring of the Chinese research vessel 'JIA HAI KE 7' operating within the country's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) off Batanes. The Chinese vessel is conducting marine scientific research without Philippine consent, prompting calls for adherence to international law.
Philippine authorities apprehended 244 foreigners in Zamboanga Sibugay in what the Bureau of Immigration called the "largest" crackdown on Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO)-related activities so far in 2026, citing immigration violations and alleged involvement in scams.
Senator Win Gatchalian has called for the temporary suspension of excise taxes on gasoline and diesel, citing the continuous surge in fuel prices. The proposal aims to mitigate the impact on logistics costs and prevent further price increases on basic commodities.
A bill has been filed in the Philippines to double the monthly social pension for indigent senior citizens from P1,000 to P2,000, aiming to address the rising cost of living and enhance support for the elderly.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte may reach a verdict by the end of November, according to Senator Sherwin Gatchalian, a senator-judge in the impeachment court. The trial is currently focusing on Article 2 (unexplained wealth), and bribery charges might be dropped.
The General Santos City Chamber of Commerce and Industry is urging the resumption of a plebiscite for a joint venture between SOCOTECO II and IGNITE Power, citing concerns over power supply shortages and El Niño. The venture aims to improve electricity provision and potentially lower costs.
A 2026 e-commerce report identifies Filipino online shoppers as Southeast Asia's 'savviest,' with 36% qualifying in the top segment. They also spend 47% more than general shoppers, the largest differential in the region.
The Philippines' Department of Agriculture is expanding its food buffer to cushion the impact of a potentially strong El Niño on agricultural production. This includes increasing rice storage capacity and opening more cold storage facilities to prepare for supply disruptions.
The prosecution team believes bank and tax records to be presented next week before the Senate impeachment court could help determine the factual basis of allegations made by former Sen. Antonio Trillanes IV against Vice President Sara Duterte.
Philippine Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro Jr. urged former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV to present evidence to law enforcement authorities regarding his allegations of Chinese funds flowing to an organization linked to Vice President Sara Duterte and her family. The claims carry serious implications for national security and domestic politics.
The Philippine Court of Appeals (CA) has affirmed the entitlement of around 500 GMA Network employees to P240.6 million in hazard pay for working during the COVID-19 pandemic, upholding a previous National Labor Relations Commission (NLRC) ruling.
Filipina Mary Jane Veloso, after her return from Indonesia where her execution was commuted, aims to start a farm in her hometown in Nueva Ecija. Her top priority is to lift her family out of poverty, envisioning a better life through agricultural enterprise.
Internet service between the Philippines and Singapore has been restored following the repair of a downed submarine cable segment. InfiniVAN Inc. announced the full restoration, which had impacted some internet services.
Filipino environmental advocate Gregg Yan has been inducted into the Explorers Club Hall of Fame. Driven by the belief that academic articles on conservation can be written without formal scientific training, he has promoted wildlife protection through his global experiences.
Thirty years ago, a grassroots environmental fight in Bolinao, Philippines, reshaped the community's socio-economic landscape. What began with handwritten letters and word-of-mouth evolved into a model for sustainable fishing and tourism, demonstrating the power of local action.
Koronadal City in South Cotabato officially transitioned from a municipality to a component city on October 8, 2000. Celebrating its 23rd anniversary, the city has seen development and improved living standards, yet faces ongoing challenges in infrastructure and job creation.
Three Japanese scholars have published a new book examining the realities of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) in the United Arab Emirates (UAE), delving into their historical context and transformations. The book explores how the large-scale flow of people from the Philippines has reshaped urban spaces and people's lives.
The prosecution team in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte is likely to drop the bribery charges against her, with spokesperson Zia Alonto Adiong suggesting other articles may suffice for conviction.
In a major operation on October 4, 2026, authorities in Zamboanga Sibugay, Philippines, conducted the year's largest crackdown on Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) facilities, arresting hundreds of foreign nationals suspected of illegal activities.
Philippine authorities have arrested 244 foreign workers, mostly Chinese, in what they described as the country's largest crackdown on illegal online gaming operators this year. The individuals are being investigated for immigration violations, including working without proper visas and illegal entry.
Santa Rosa, Philippines, has become a fierce retail battleground as the nation's wealthiest dynasties—SM Prime, Ayala Land, Villar Group, and Gokongwei Group—vie for market dominance. Once a quiet frontier, it's now a hub for mall construction and tenant competition.
Philippine merchandise exports surged 27.8% to a record-high US$9.11 billion in August 2026, the highest in 35 years, driven primarily by strong performance in electronic product exports, according to the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA).
Fifty fisherfolk in the Philippines' Dinagat Islands received boats and fishing gear during the province's 20th founding anniversary, part of government efforts to support livelihood recovery from past typhoon damage.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) is providing a parenting effectiveness service to strengthen family ties and enhance parental capabilities amid rising school violence incidents nationwide. The initiative aims to better equip parents to guide children away from harm. DSWD also offers psychosocial first aid and trauma care capacity building.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has received 356 applications for special permits ahead of the traditional "Undas" season, an increase from last year's 323 applications, to accommodate the expected surge in passengers.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) has provided over P745 million in humanitarian aid to areas affected by drought due to the El Niño phenomenon. Assistance includes family food packs and emergency cash transfers.
President Karol Nawrocki of Poland will make a state visit to the Philippines from October 5 to 8. The two nations aim to bolster cooperation in defense, trade, and technology, signaling potential new opportunities for the Philippines.
The Philippines' House of Representatives' Budget Amendments Review Subcommittee recommended P116.32 billion in budget realignments for the 2027 General Appropriations Bill, prioritizing social assistance programs and infrastructure. Significant increases are proposed for programs like Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situation (AICS), amid concerns over transparency.