The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources brings hope to fish farmers in Bulacan with 900,000 milkfish fry after weather disasters.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources in Central Luzon offered 2 million fingerlings to fisherfolk affected by typhoons and monsoon rains, aiding in the rehabilitation of the fisheries sector.

Central Luzon welcomes back over 2.1 million students in the first full face-to-face classes since the COVID-19 pandemic.

The Rice Competitiveness Enhancement Fund Seed Program benefitted over 152,000 farmers in Central Luzon thriving with certified seeds, increasing yields & reducing production costs.

Senator Bong Go celebrates TESDA graduates in Negros Occidental and emphasizes the power of vocational education in driving economic development.

Bacolod City pitches two game-changing projects at the Belt and Road Summit, aiming to revolutionize renewable energy and transportation.

President Bongbong Marcos and First Lady Liza Araneta-Marcos return as guests of honor for Bacolod’s electrifying MassKara Festival, showcasing the country’s recovery and new normal.

Negros Oriental’s Provincial Agriculturist’s Office to distribute 17 new harvester-thresher units to farmers’ associations for an efficient harvest season.

The government’s commitment to peace and development in the Cordillera region continues as socioeconomic interventions are brought in, honoring a 37-year-old peace agreement.

The government provides PHP15,000 cash assistance to 75 micro-retailers affected by price caps on rice, supporting sustainable livelihood and affordable rice for low-income earners.

Cordillera region expands HIV treatment services and plans three new centers in response to rising cases while dengue cases drop.

Barangay candidates flood polls, but youth shy away from SK roles, sparking concerns over civic engagement and leadership among youth in Baguio.

The Japanese Government seeks descendants of World War II soldiers in the Philippines for citizenship, a race against time to reconnect families.

Hinulugang Taktak Waterfalls to be Saved! A new water treatment plant will restore the ecological balance and transform this sewerage water into a thriving habitat.

Boosting rice production, the Department of Agriculture tours Calabarzon to educate local leaders on the Masagana Rice Industry Development Program.

Over 2,000 elementary students in town receive free school supplies, creating brighter futures and paving the way for better education.

Government-funded school buildings bring hope and education to indigenous children in Surigao del Norte, shielding them from recruitment by armed rebels.

Surigao City receives a state-of-the-art mobile X-ray system from Japan, revolutionizing healthcare services and improving patient care.

The Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park calls for funds, needing Php122 million to complete the construction of an essential offshore station.

Surfing and studying collide! Siargao Island partners with the Department of Education to offer formal education to aspiring surfers, creating a path to success on and off the waves.

Planting bamboo to combat climate change! The Department of Agriculture leads the way in celebrating Philippine Bamboo Month this September.

Mayors of Cebu and Mandaue City unite to tackle severe flooding, signing a pact to rehabilitate rivers to promote a better future for both cities.

Guiuan in Eastern Samar is set to become the next big surfing destination in the Philippines. Catch the waves and experience the thrill!

Breaking barriers and transforming lives, a new Girls Education Center gives hope and opportunity to out-of-school girls in Eastern Visayas.

Over PHP56.5 million in fertilizer vouchers were disbursed to small rice farmers, boosting production and supporting livelihoods in the Davao Region.

The Philippine Competition Commission opens i-Station in Davao, strengthening its presence in Mindanao for economic growth and consumer welfare.

The Department of Health in the Davao Region joined forces with private hospitals to expand medical assistance programs for indigent patients.

Davao Oriental struck a power deal with Dy Green Energy to build the first solar power plant, boosting energy, jobs, and tourism.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources and local government units in Anda work together to expand seaweed nurseries, boosting seaweed production and creating new opportunities in the Ilocos Region.

Two women farmers in Batac City revolutionized integrated farming, inspiring fellow farmers to improve their way of life.

Ilocos Norte province ramps up its healthcare facilities with more medical professionals, ensuring quality healthcare services for all.

Shining a light on safety, the Department of the Interior and Local Government’s PHP5-million street lighting project in Pangasinan enhances peace and order initiatives.

Over 1,000 households in Iloilo City now have access to clean, potable water 24/7 thanks to the South Balibago Waterworks expansion.

Senator Bong Go expresses gratitude for the groundbreaking of Malay Super Health Center, bringing enhanced healthcare services to rural areas.

Western Visayas takes charge of producing its coffee and chocolate to meet the increasing demand for the “Cocanut Congress 2023.”

From China to Boracay, Allan Chan brings a wealth of experience and a clear vision for the future of Feliz Hotel.

Agricultural reform beneficiaries in the Bicol Region join forces to provide food for the imprisoned, fostering cooperation to fight hunger and poverty.

Bringing government to the people, over 600 residents of remote villages avail free social services in Daraga’s Arangkada Banwa caravan.

Rice retailers in Albay express gratitude to the government for financial assistance, ensuring their business survival and benefiting consumers.

The Department of Trade and Industry profiles more than 500 rice retailers affected by price ceilings, ensuring compliance and financial assistance eligibility.

Salt producers in Central Luzon embrace solar technology, revolutionizing production and paving the way for a more sustainable and resilient salt industry.

First Lady Araneta-Marcos launches ‘Lab for All’, providing free medical consultations and services to 2,000 residents in Bataan province.

Bataan Government and a power firm to team up in safeguarding Pawikans, home to three endangered turtle species.

First Lady Araneta-Marcos launches the “Lab for All” project, providing free medical services to thousands of residents in Zambales.