President Bongbong Marcos personally attended the royal reception, showing the strong bond between the Philippines and the United Kingdom.

Laoag City government provides running shoes to over 500 athletes to boost performance in Ilocos Region Athletic Meet.

The local government of a town in Iloilo opened a new access road to have easier reach for the remote villages in the province.

President Marcos Jr. explores investment opportunities in infrastructure, energy, and digital transformation with an international infrastructure agency.

The Pangasinan government signs a deal with two energy companies for $503 million in solar projects to tackle the looming energy crisis.

The Bacolod City government launched the ‘My Basurero’ mobile app to let residents book garbage pick-ups.

The Congress promised swift passage of 11 additional legislations, supporting the President’s Agenda for Prosperity and socio-economic roadmap.

Health supplement brand Nature’s Bounty launched its first five products, helping Filipinos with their everyday living.

Internet provider Converge ICT Solutions Inc. develop its services nationwide by providing connection in the Visayas and Mindanao areas.

Despite being known personalities, Jodi and Kuya Kim used their platform to encourage people to adopt stray animals.

The National Housing Authority handed over 30 new shelters to the Mamanwa indigenous people in Surigao del Norte.

The Iloilo City government welcomed business process outsourcing from the United States, generating more jobs for the residents.

The Camalig local government signed an agreement to localize and institutionalize population management programs, focusing on family planning and early pregnancy prevention.

President Marcos Jr. called for the renewal of trade program participation and increased investment during his visit to the United States.

Senate President Loren Legarda pushes for revitalizing the salt industry nationwide through incentives for investors.

Some Apayao police personnel has undergone criminal investigation training to improve skills and avoid case dismissal.

Philippine President Marcos Jr. acknowledged members of the United States for showing equality and sovereignty during his state visit.

President Marcos Jr. stresses the need for economic transformation to survive the post-pandemic world.

An official from the United States commends the successful implementation of the Fish Right Program in Southern Negros to improve marine biodiversity.

The Parish Church of St. Isidore Labrador in Batangas was officially designated an Archdiocesan Shrine in grand ceremonies.

President Bongbong Marcos emphasized the country’s plan for local battery production to solve energy problems during his meeting with American businesses.

Presidential Communications Office reaffirms commitment to a free press on 30th World Press Freedom Day, recognizing the vital role of independent media in democracy.

The Pampanga City government provided entrepreneurship training to barangays to develop traders and businesses in the province.

Senator Loren Legarda called out local government leaders to implement programs helping innovative development nationwide.

Vice President Sara Duterte pushed for improving the public healthcare system to ensure accessible medical assistance to Filipinos.

Some government employees from Ilocos Norte received rice aid from the government in compliance with its launched program.

President Bongbong Marcos signed an administrative order to build an inter-agency committee to be in-charge of the Philippine independence celebration.

The Department of Education in Western Visayas is hoping to retain its highest spot in the 2023 Palarong Pambansa.

Iloilo City is this year’s official Philippine candidate for the Creative Cities Network of UNESCO in the category of gastronomy, and they are asking for the full support of the Department of Trade and Industry.

Welcoming Mother’s Month, Cinema One presents well-known movies by Judy Anne Santos showing motherly love.

Catanduanes Provincial Tourism Office has rolled out a training program to turn policemen into “tourism ambassadors”.

Iloilo government is calling on all public and private establishments to adopt energy-saving measures due to the power outages in Western Visayas.

The Department of Labor and Employment in Central Luzon distributed PHP2.9 million for student-beneficiaries of the Special Program for Employment of Students in Bataan.

The Department of Trade and Industry supported the indigenous peoples’ community in Antique to help improve their productivity and generate more income.

A new, better, and more organized Pritil Market in Tondo will soon be constructed.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. and United States Vice President Kamala Harris have vowed to foster stronger cooperation between the Philippines and the US to achieve digital inclusion, a clean energy economy, and food security.

Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez said the hard work of President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. during his official visit to the United States has paid off.

Students from three schools in Antique will be organized as cave advocates to campaign for the protection of this natural resource.

At least 109 athletes who won gold medals during the recently concluded “Palarong Bicol” received their cash incentives from Sorsogon Governor Jose Edwin Hamor.

A power firm and a non-government organization have agreed to implement a reforestation and carbon sink project in Bukidnon province, a known sanctuary of the Philippine eagle.

Marcos Jr.’s administration allot about PHP2.39 billion for the National Greening Program of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources this year.

The United States and South Korea are partnering to help improve the capacities of six Philippine cities in adapting, mitigating, and managing the impacts of climate change.

Ateneo School of Government, with U.S. Embassy support, launches a study on US-Philippines economic cooperation to strengthen bilateral relations.

Two Filipinos are qualified for this year’s World Beach Games to be held in Bali, Indonesia.

The Department of the Interior and Local Government’s “Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan” program is now supported by the United States.

Samar is expecting more visitors in Kandiwata Islet known as “Little Palawan” this summer.

President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. called a US-based BPO company to establish its first call center in the Philippines.

Prepare for a bolder and wilder character of Janine Gutierrez and Zanjoe Marudo as the television series “Dirty Linen” released its trailer for the second season.

The Manila City government disclosed a Php50 million budget for the Lagusnilad rehabilitation to prevent accidents for motorists.

Over 60 jobseekers were hired at the Zamboanga job fair during the Labor Day celebration and were mostly placed in the healthcare sector.