The Department of Social Welfare and Development provides PHP100,000 cash gifts to 36 centenarians in Eastern Visayas as part of the government’s recognition and support.

Ilocos Norte calls on innovators and entrepreneurs to join the search for the best business concept, promoting economic growth and innovation.

A senator urged local government units to participate in early childhood care and development to ensure the betterment of both students and teachers.

Senator Loren Legarda advocates for the Blue Economy Act and the Philippine Ecosystem and Natural Capital Accounting System to promote sustainable economic activities and protect marine resources.

A lawmaker highlighted the essence of local governments in disaster response, emphasizing the need for resilience-building and coordination to manage natural disasters.

“Tawag ng Tanghalan” Season 7 kicks off with a new judge and intense competition as Nonoy Zuniga joins the hurados, bringing excitement to its audience.

Cool Cat Ash reflects on lost love and embraces a new musical direction in her heartfelt single “Let You Go,” paving the way for her upcoming pop album.

Rainbow flags fly high as youth leaders and allies unite to champion acceptance and inclusion during LGBTQIA+ Pride Month.

The Philippine-American Educational Foundation announces exceptional students for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program, providing them with opportunities to excel and represent their country.

Widow transforms basic sewing skills into a booming souvenir business, overcoming criticism and competition while supporting her family and community.

Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama sets a goal to transform the city into a Singapore-like development, despite skeptics questioning its feasibility.

Renowned cruise ship Heritage Adventurer makes a memorable final stop on Bucas Grande Island, captivating travelers with enchanting lagoons and breathtaking landscapes.

The Department of Trade and Industry in Iloilo advocates affordable hablon products and seeks innovations for mass production.

Bamboo weavers level up skills in exciting free training, boosting the bamboo industry and income opportunities in Ilocos Norte.

The Department of Health plans to Implement a shorter treatment scheme for tuberculosis, reducing the 9-12 month treatment to just four months.

President Bongbong Marcos praises the Philippine Air Force for upholding territorial integrity and safeguarding maritime zones, emphasizing the importance of dedication and sacrifice in their mission.

The National Irrigation Administration hands over PHP30-million Hamiguitan Small Irrigation Project to farmers, benefiting rice farmers in Surigao del Sur.

Iloilo province advocates for more accredited farm resorts and stays to boost tourism and agricultural development.

The Laguna provincial government launches the 49th Nutrition Month, emphasizing the importance of affordable and healthy diets for every Filipino.

The Philippines and Thailand reinforced the significance of Southeast Asian countries in promoting regional peace and stability while deepening their defense cooperation.

The senate urged improved compensation and benefits for barangay health workers to ensure job security and prevent politicking in local government units.

Cagayan de Oro City receives commendation for anti-red tape efforts, set to host Arta Mindanao Summit, intensifying campaign against red tape and corruption.

Antique to become a weaving hub with its new PHP2 Million Weaving Center in San Remigio aims to revitalize the handloom weaving industry in the Western Visayas region.

New police officers were deployed to bolster security and preserve Puerto Princesa’s reputation as a top tourist destination.

Department of Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista announced that the North-South Commuter Railway system’s opening would mark the revival of the country’s rail sector.

Senator Bong Go called out the need for urgent action for mandatory evacuation centers, calling for improved facilities and coordination in times of crisis.

The Inter-Agency Council for Traffic enforces stricter penalties and fines for offenders, which leads to a crackdown on EDSA busway violators.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to address the housing backlog and aims to build one million houses annually until the end of his term, benefiting Filipino families and overseas Filipino workers.

Former celebrity couple Ellen Adarna and John Lloyd Cruz astound netizens with their role as good parents in supporting their son’s future.

A local party list in Camarines Sur provides livelihood assistance and motorized boats to 30 Badjao families in the province.

President Bongbong Marcos praises Davao del Sur’s progress and declares its journey toward peace and development as a shining example for Mindanao and the nation.

Iloilo City implements a lifeline subsidy program, offering discounts on electricity consumption to eligible 4Ps members and marginalized sectors.

San Fernando City partners with a private company to launch the ‘3SK: Safe Schools, Safe Kids’ program, providing healthcare services for teachers.

The Panay River dredging project kicks off to tackle flooding issues in Capiz in compliance with the ongoing development plans in the province.

The LGBT Pilipinas pushed President Bongbong Marcos to create an advisory body for the LGBTQIA+ community, promoting visibility and equality.

The Philippines and Japan forge a partnership on defense program, enhancing security and fostering improved bilateral ties in the future.

New super health center to rise in a barangay in Davao del Sur, offering comprehensive healthcare services to decongest hospitals.

A water district in Antique prepares for El Niño impact by establishing a new pumping station, expecting increased demand and urging conservation.

Lawmaker proposes exclusive Mayon Volcano ad to boost tourism and showcase its unique beauty amid ongoing volcanic activity.

President Marcos Jr. directs the National Anti-Poverty Commission to promote programs with local government units to identify critical issues in the community.

Senate Leader Villanueva fights for fair wages, calling out the insufficiency of the current minimum wage for Filipino workers.

Government agencies collaborate to enhance disaster response at local and national levels, discussing plans for risk reduction and continuous public service.

Over 18,000 seed balls of native trees were dispersed via drone for an innovative reforestation project in Bukidnon.

Livelihood and tourism in Caluya bounce back after the oil spill, with seaweed farming and fishing activities resuming.

The Puerto Princesa city government embraces a forestry program, focusing on “re-greening” schools to combat urban heat and climate change.

The Climate Change Commission emphasized the urgent need for collaboration with the private sector to protect natural resources and combat climate change.

The Philippines Department of Energy takes bold steps towards a sustainable future, embracing clean energy sources, including nuclear power.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman thanked Spain for support in programs and projects in celebration of Philippine-Spanish Friendship Day.