President Marcos Jr. is thrilled as the Philippines’ employment rate rises, promising more economic activities for job creation and making the country investor-friendly.

The organization of bishops in the country encourages Philippine delegates to World Youth Day in Portugal to bring hope to a wounded world and share faith with fellow Catholic youth.

Misamis Oriental Provincial Jail ensures continued livelihood and education assistance for inmates at the new facility, promoting rehabilitation and skills development.

The health department in Western Visayas receives Tuberculosis mobile van to expand active case findings and provide accessible health services in remote areas.

The Department of Tourism launches its new Manila Cultural Hub tours, offering immersive experiences and curated itineraries to showcase the city’s heritage and culture.

President Bongbong Marcos affirms his commitment to supporting modernization initiatives and encourages graduates of the Philippine Army to be outstanding leaders.

Senator Cynthia Villar champions debt relief for farmers, thanking President Marcos for signing the New Agrarian Emancipation Act.

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida plans to strengthen defense and security ties during his upcoming visit to the Philippines.

Known for its delicious Filipino dishes, the well-known local restaurant Aristocrat has earned a spot as one of the most legendary restaurants in the world.

On September 6, the greatest evil in the “Conjuring” universe returns in “The Nun II,” much-anticipated sequel to the 2018 horror hit “The Nun.” About “The Nun II” 1956 – France. A priest is murdered. An evil is spreading. The sequel to the worldwide smash hit follows Sister Irene as she once again comes face-to-face […]

Higaonon tribe in Agusan del Sur receives PHP3 million tribal center from DSWD-13 for community gatherings and meetings.

The National Nutrition Council urges Albay local government units to provide fresh produce for evacuees, promoting healthy diets during Nutrition Month.

Bacolod City’s local revenues and tourist arrivals fuel optimism for increased investment and a thriving tourism sector.

Preparations are in full swing for President Bongbong Marcos’ second State of the Nation Address, as 5,000-6,000 police officers will be deployed.

The Department of Agrarian Reform to distribute over 26k land titles, bringing food security and a better future for farmers across the country.

Poland pledges unwavering support to the Philippines in maintaining peace and stability in the Indo-Pacific region, boosting defense capabilities and bilateral cooperation.

The Department of Agriculture provides livelihood support packages to 18 farmers’ associations in Surigao del Norte for sustainable agricultural projects.

Lapu-Lapu City unveils a new hospital building with advanced equipment to alleviate congestion and enhance medical services.

Farmers in Ilocos Norte join government’s soil restoration program to boost food security, receiving PHP4 million worth of fertilizers and essential tools.

Australia reiterates its commitment to South China Sea presence, upholding international law, and promoting regional stability during maritime dialogue.

The Department of Labor and Employment supports Montevista District Jail with PHP400,000 worth of bakery equipment, empowering inmates with new skills and opportunities.

The Department of Migrant Workers vows to enhance services at the overseas Filipino workers’ hospital in response to criticism and Senator’s visit.

The Philippines set to launch an e-Visa system, making visa application easy, efficient, and convenient for foreign travelers, aiming to attract more Chinese tourists and students.

The Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation releases guidelines to boost environmental services and tackle marine debris, aiming to promote collaboration and investment.

President Bongbong Marcos ignites excitement as fossil fuel exploration and development in Bangsamoro could secure the Philippines’ energy independence.

Over 1,200 Bicol farmers finally receive electronic land titles, unlocking economic opportunities and empowering them for a brighter future in agrarian reform.

Senator Padilla believes in the recovery of Philippine tourism, urging unity and love for the country amidst controversy over a tourism video.

The Climate Change Commission pushes for global cooperation to accelerate climate action, emphasizing investment-led policies and viewing climate change as a human rights issue.

The Department of Trade and Industry invites German firms to consider the Philippines as an investment destination, highlighting economic growth and opportunities.

Flood control projects worth PHP80 million to protect flood-prone villages in Agusan del Norte.

Maki’s heartbreak anthem “Bakit?” explores the aftermath of a relationship, leaving listeners questioning their vulnerability and the power of love.

Cebu’s fabric capital of Argao receives PHP60 million for road network projects to boost the local economy and connectivity.

Department of Agriculture in the Ilocos Region urges farmers to register in their system for government agricultural program eligibility.

Davao City’s bus modernization project receives a $1 billion loan agreement for implementation, targeting its operation by 2025.

Lambunao municipality plans to develop Tinagong Dagat, a lake on a plateau, as an ecotourism destination in Barangay Cabatangan.

Filipina-Canadian swimmer puts World Aquatics Championships on hold to focus on Asian Games, aiming for gold.

Senator Bong Go emphasizes the need to prioritize the welfare of the poor and healthcare accessibility, aiming for a transformative and inclusive economy.

Malacañang aims to pass over 20 legislative measures by the end of the year, covering areas from infrastructure to healthcare.

President Bongbong Marcos aims to boost agricultural production and leverage new technologies to lower basic commodity prices, combating inflation.

Senator Imee Marcos witnesses the Assistance to Individuals in Crisis Situations payout and showed support for agricultural programs in Davao Region.

Iloilo City health office urges households to eliminate mosquito breeding sites to combat the rising dengue cases and fatalities.

Catholic bishops recognize two government agencies for launching the Makabata Helpline, which fights against child labor and abuse and urges citizen cooperation.

Senator Nancy Binay urges acceptance of failure and a shift away from the ‘Love’ campaign to protect tourism branding.

National Nutrition Council steps up its campaign for an affordable healthy diet, highlighting the need for families to spend PHP 1,200 daily on nutritious meals.

What a queen! Sandara Park proves she never ages in the recent concept photos for her debut album.

The Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 expands immigration counters to tackle long queues, with plans for more counters and a new annex.

President Marcos Jr. embraces a gas aggregation strategy for stable and cheaper energy, signaling progress in the Philippines’ energy sector.

Kabayan Party-List representative Salo calls for a dedicated social security system to protect the twilight years of overseas Filipino workers.

The Philippines and Canada forge partnerships to produce globally competitive aircraft graduates, elevating the country as Asia’s premier aircraft maintenance destination.

Belle Mariano makes a triumphant return to music with her soul-stirring album “Somber,” a heartfelt journey through loss and resilience.