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The Department of Education (DepEd) honored Bryan Ezel Pamonag, a 14-year-old student, with the DepEd Heroes Award for his bravery during a school shooting in South Cotabato, where he protected classmates. The ceremony coincided with the launch of National School Safety Week.
Senator JV Ejercito is advocating for an increase in the Personnel Economic Relief Allowance (PERA) for government employees from P2,000 to P5,000 monthly. This allowance has not been adjusted since 2009, failing to keep pace with inflation.
Prosecutors presented a 13-second video allegedly showing suitcases being delivered to the Forbes Park residence of former Speaker Martin Romualdez in a plunder case. A former bodyguard testified that the suitcases contained cash.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. stated the Philippines is seriously considering nuclear energy to meet the anticipated surge in power demand from AI and data centers. He highlighted its viability as a stable, non-oil-dependent energy source and referenced past nuclear power plant plans.
Cebu Pacific, a leading Philippine low-cost carrier, has expanded its fleet to 15 Airbus A330neo aircraft, signaling a continued focus on fleet modernization and expansion.
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The Philippine government aims to attract $57.4 million in investments for its agrifood sector, a move geared towards bolstering food security and economic growth.
The Department of Education (DepEd) and the Department of Health (DOH) in the Philippines are gearing up for the 'Bakuna Eskwela' immunization program scheduled for 2026, a crucial initiative to safeguard the health of school-aged children.
The Department of Transportation (DOTr) is revisiting a cable car installation plan in Baguio City, first proposed in 2019. The project aims to connect the popular tourist destination with areas at the foot of the mountain, seeking to alleviate traffic congestion and enhance tourism.
Delivery service Lalamove has reportedly lowered its base delivery rates in Davao City to P29. This move is seen as part of increasing logistics cost competition and efforts to enhance service offerings to consumers in the region.
A forensic financial analyst testified before the Senate impeachment court that Vice President Sara Duterte's underreporting of finances in her SALN and questionable business statements indicated deliberate wealth concealment, suggesting a potential case of financial impropriety.
Manila recorded 23 new dengue fever cases as of October 12, bringing the city's total to 3,822. The Manila Health Department also reported 19 new influenza-like illness cases.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte questioned the legality of business dealings with China amid allegations of illicit remittances to the Davao City district. Her remarks came in response to reports that the district received funds from a Chinese company.
Barangay Cogon in Tagbilaran City, Bohol, plans a P2.3 million solar power project to cut electricity costs and boost community services, aiming to be Bohol's first green energy pioneer.
Senator Joel Villanueva questioned the sale of stocks from Cale88 Foods Corporation, linked to Vice President Sara Duterte's husband, to Pikimong Pikimong, a firm with only P84,000 in assets. He highlighted the significant asset disparity and questioned the transaction's legitimacy.
The municipal government of Guian, Eastern Samar, Philippines, has issued a warning to residents as the heat index is forecast to reach 40 degrees Celsius, a level classified under "extreme caution," prompting concerns about heat-related illnesses.
Vice President Sara Duterte stated that Filipinos cannot rely on President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. for El Niño response, outlining the Office of the Vice President's (OVP) own initiatives. She commented on the President's remark urging citizens to store rainwater.
Protests demanding the impeachment of Vice President Sara Duterte are growing as the prosecution nears the conclusion of its witness testimonies and presentation of documentary evidence, intensifying scrutiny on the ongoing proceedings.
The father of a 16-year-old student involved in a deadly shooting at Banga National High School last month is facing criminal charges. Police found the gun used by his son was allegedly not properly secured at home, suggesting inadequate storage contributed to the incident.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte was halted on its 38th day due to a "quorum scare," where the required number of legislators was temporarily not met. This development raises concerns about potential delays in the proceedings.
Tribal leaders and elders of the Bukidnon-Daraghuyan Ancestral Domain (AD) in Bukidnon, Philippines, officially launched their new abaca weaving facility, 'Balay Hu Paglala.' The inauguration, part of Indigenous Peoples' Month celebrations, aims to preserve traditional culture and stimulate the local economy.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) has denied the accreditation applications of two motorcycle taxi platform providers due to non-compliance with agency requirements. GrabBike and Dingdong RiderKo were cited for operational issues.
Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte stated that allegations of corruption, drug links, and ill-gotten wealth against her and her family are part of a scheme to derail her presidential bid in 2028, asserting the claims are politically motivated.
The municipal government of Catigbian in Bohol, Philippines, is intensifying its efforts to secure water resources and bolster agricultural support in anticipation of El Niño, which could lead to prolonged dry spells and threaten farms and water supplies.
The influx of affordable Chinese electric vehicles (EVs) is hindering local Philippine manufacturers, particularly those producing electric motorcycles and tricycles, from establishing a foothold in the domestic market, an industry leader has warned. Chinese brands are narrowing the price gap.
During the impeachment trial of the Philippine Vice President, Senator Robin Padilla questioned a witness's former accounting firm's ties to a company allegedly involved in a multi-billion peso fraud. However, prosecutor Rep. Chel Diokno reaffirmed his full trust in the witness.
Philippine Senator Robin Padilla has shared his negative drug test result, urging other public officials to undergo similar testing as part of promoting clean and responsible public service.
The National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) is probing properties linked to Vice President Sara Duterte and Davao City Rep. Paolo Duterte, where one asset declared at P890,000 may be worth P60 million. This development raises concerns about political corruption in the Philippines.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. humorously scolded an aide for revealing his "buwaon" (liar) remark directed at the Vice President during a press conference in Singapore. He also addressed preparations for Super El Niño and the South China Sea situation.
A financial forensic analyst estimates that Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte's undeclared wealth from 2022 to 2025 could reach P1.5 billion. Duterte remains the frontrunner in surveys for the 2028 presidential race.
The impeachment trial of Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte has reached its 38th day, drawing significant attention. The proceedings' progression could impact domestic political stability and future governance.
Less than half of the Philippines' approximately 47,000 public schools are equipped with CCTV cameras, according to the Department of Education. While infrastructure improvements are underway, the importance of mental health support alongside physical security measures is also highlighted for student safety.
British International Investment (BII), the UK's development finance institution, has pledged $1.6 billion in climate finance over five years for Southeast Asian economies, including the Philippines, to support the transition to renewable energy and sustainable economic growth.
A Philippine Truth Commission has stated that its ruling on the 'fitness' of former President Duterte to face trial clears the way for further proceedings by the International Criminal Court (ICC). This development could accelerate efforts to investigate alleged human rights abuses during the previous administration's war on drugs.
The Sandiganbayan Fifth Division has imposed a 90-day preventive suspension on Senator Jinggoy Estrada due to plunder and graft charges linked to alleged involvement in flood control projects. This marks the senator's second such suspension.
A forensic financial analyst suggests that former Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's undeclared wealth could reach P1.5 billion (approximately $25 million USD), raising concerns about transparency.