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Philippine senators are demanding an inquiry into the delayed release of allowances for national athletes. Following testimony from a men's volleyball player, they are questioning potential issues with budget disbursement and management.
Davao City is witnessing a rebound in its construction sector, signaling an anticipated increase in job opportunities. This marks a significant sign of economic revitalization for the city.
The Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ) is expected to bring rains and thunderstorms to parts of the Visayas and Mindanao until September 30, according to the Philippine weather bureau. This could impact travelers and farmers.
A former police officer has sought the help of a priest to expose alleged deliveries of suitcases filled with cash to the Dutertes, claiming he acted on orders from a former House Speaker. The accusation has sent ripples through Philippine politics.
The defense team for Vice President Sara Duterte is considering a petition to the Supreme Court to question the Senate impeachment court's decision to lower the vote threshold for conviction. The defense stated they will confer with the Vice President before deciding whether and when to file.
Malacañang has assured the public that there will be no cover-up in the ongoing investigation into alleged 'ghost projects' in Taguig City. The statement comes amid conflicting findings between the DPWH Secretary and a Senator, with a deeper probe promised.
The Philippine Senate impeachment court has issued a stern warning to Congressman Ridon over media comments flagged for potential violation of a gag order. The court emphasized the need for greater restraint from counsel in public statements to ensure decisions are based on evidence and arguments presented within the trial.
The Philippine Coast Guard challenged a Chinese Coast Guard vessel off Mindoro and tracked a Chinese research ship near Batanes, amid growing concerns over the security of vital undersea cable networks.
Former House Speaker Martin Romualdez has applied for bail in a P7.4-billion plunder case, arguing that prosecutors cannot present strong evidence of his guilt and citing alleged flaws in the investigation.
A legal challenge has been filed with the Supreme Court seeking to halt the new law postponing the barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections (BSKE) to November 2028 and extending officials' terms. The election lawyer argues it infringes on voters' right of suffrage.
The Philippine National Police confirmed that a former police officer, who accused the Vice President of receiving cash, served as an aide to a former Speaker of the House. The National Bureau of Investigation is proceeding with its probe, examining submitted evidence to verify the allegations.
Philippine transport groups criticize the P1 fare hike as insufficient to offset rising fuel costs, while the government assures continued fuel subsidies and hints at further fare adjustments.
The Anti-Money Laundering Council (AMLC) in the Philippines has urged financial institutions to demonstrate the effectiveness of Artificial Intelligence in detecting financial crime and assessing risks. The agency emphasized the need for transparency, auditability of AI systems, and human oversight.
Semirara Mining and Power Corp. (SMPC), the current operator of the Philippines' largest coal mine, warns of a potential halt in production if new auction rules prioritize the highest bidder over mining expertise, risking government royalty revenues.
The Department of Agriculture (DA) in Mimaropa, Philippines, is preparing a ₱147-million assistance package to support farmers in the region against the anticipated impacts of El Niño. The package includes provisions for seeds, fertilizers, and farm equipment.
The World Bank has released a report suggesting the Philippines could achieve fiscal gains equivalent to 7.1% of its GDP through improved tax collection and more efficient public spending. The report proposes three reform packages aimed at enhancing fiscal sustainability and inclusive growth.
The Department of Health (DOH) plans to expand its electronic Medical Assistance for Indigent and Financially Incapacitated Patients (eMAIFIP) program from 145 to 1,747 hospitals nationwide. This initiative aims to improve access to medical services and expedite claims processing.
Quezon City, Philippines, has digitized the application process for its "Right to Care" Card for LGBTQIA+ couples, enhancing public service accessibility and inclusivity. This move simplifies the recognition of partnerships for medical decision-making.
San Lazaro Hospital in the Philippines has recorded a sustained drop in leptospirosis-related admissions, though the hospital stresses the continued need for surveillance and preparedness.
The Bureau of Corrections (BuCor) is reviewing release orders for businessman Cedric Lee and Deniece Cornejo. While the Court of Appeals (CA) modified their sentences, BuCor needs to verify the absence of other pending cases before finalizing their release.
Philippine telco giant Globe Telecom is banking on its digital units, particularly its e-wallet GCash and data center operations, to drive investor interest amid a recent profit slowdown. Analysts suggest the company's current stock price is undervalued, with potential for future valuation growth.
The Ultra Lotto 6/58 jackpot in the Philippines has climbed to an estimated P345 million after no bettor matched the winning combination in the previous draw. While the prize continues to grow, winners are reminded of the 20% tax on prizes exceeding P10,000.
President Marcos and Education Secretary Sonny Angara lauded the Philippines' improved performance in the 2025 Program for International Student Assessment (PISA), highlighting the contributions of educators, learners, and community partners.
A court in Benguet, Philippines, has sentenced two men to life imprisonment for selling approximately 20 kilograms of marijuana, underscoring the country's strict stance on drug offenses.
Five Filipino sailors who survived an attack on the bulk carrier Cape Dao off the coast of Oman have returned to Manila, receiving various forms of assistance upon arrival.
Civil society groups are urging Manila Mayor Isko Moreno to reconsider the issuance of a no-objection certificate for the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEX) project, citing concerns over its impact on heritage sites and urban livability. Thorough consultations with affected communities are deemed essential.
A Taiwanese technology firm is planning to invest $1 billion in a manufacturing facility in New Clark City, Philippines. This investment is expected to bolster the nation's manufacturing base and boost exports.
The Philippine Coast Guard has charged the captain of the fire-stricken MV June Aster with falsification of public documents regarding passenger numbers. This is part of a maritime casualty investigation that could lead to further criminal charges.
SEDA Law honored Federico “Piki” Lopez, Chairman and CEO of First Holdings Group, with its Silver Coin Tribute for his pivotal role in advancing sustainable and renewable energy sources, driving the Philippines' transition to cleaner power and inclusive economic growth.
The Department of Education (DepEd) is finalizing plans to relocate Manuel Luis Quezon High School–Manila from its current site in Santa Cruz due to health and structural concerns. The school is currently situated on the second floor of a wet market.
Two women from the Matigsalog ethnic group traveled over eight hours from Davao City to Iligan City's Diyandi Festival, showcasing and selling handmade traditional bracelets. Their participation highlights cultural exchange and aims to contribute to the local economy.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) plans to 'invite' Vice President Sara Duterte and former House Speaker Lord Allan Velasco for questioning regarding allegations of a 'cash delivery' made by a dismissed police officer.
Parts of Manila, Makati, and Pasay will face a seven-hour water interruption from Tuesday night to early Wednesday morning as Maynilad Water Services Inc. conducts a water audit, potentially impacting daily life for residents.
The Philippine government expressed hope that the fare hike for public utility vehicles (PUVs) would deter planned transport strikes. The fare adjustments, implemented Monday, are intended to help drivers cope with the ongoing impact of the Middle East crisis on fuel prices.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte personally owns 22 registered firearms, according to records from the Philippine National Police (PNP). The details emerged during testimony in an impeachment trial.
A drinking spree at a wake in Baungon, Bukidnon, Philippines, turned fatal when a 34-year-old man was shot dead by his companion following a fistfight. Police are pursuing the suspect.