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.

The Philippine National Police recognized the efforts of the Quezon City Police District for building a facility to address crimes in the area.

The Department of Agriculture said that the Philippine durians can now compete in the Chinese markets, comparing their price and taste to other durian variants.

In celebration of Labor Day, farmers’ cooperatives sell farm products at Kadiwa ng Pangulo while the labor department offers over 3,000 job vacancies to residents.

The employment sector of Negros Oriental has given cash assistance to more than 3,000 beneficiaries in compliance with the recent celebration of Labor Day.

The Philippines and the United States agreed to enhance agricultural cooperation by focusing on biotechnology and knowledge transfer.

Tokyo Olympics gold medalist Hidilyn Diaz is set to lead the Filipino athletes’ team at the weightlifting championship tournament in South Korea this May.

The Department of Labor and Employment recorded more than 200 Filipino applicants were hired on the spot during their launched job fair in celebration of Labor Day.

The educational department in Antique is reviewing its sports program to develop students that can compete in regional athletic competitions.

The municipality of Legazpi City plans to establish a cruise ship port to draw more tourists to the region.

The Department of Labor and Employment’s TUPAD program provided emergency employment to beneficiaries in Antique, helping them defray their family expenses.

The Muslim Mindanao healthcare workers planned to immunize 95% of children against polio and measles in a region-wide campaign.

The Cauayan in Southern Negros Occidental was named the “Bamboo Capital of Southern Negros Occidental” to boost livelihood programs and the economy.

President Bongbong Marcos saw a positive outcome to his state visit to the United States as they discussed the alliance development.

Four young fashion designers showed beauty and sustainability in debuting their newest collections.

ABS-CBN brought back its film restoration featuring 1950s classic movies in collaboration with a local university.

In celebration of Mother’s Month, iWantTFC presents movies showing the undeniable love of mothers to their families.

The action-adventure movie “The Wandering Earth II” will soon premiere nationwide, presenting its world-class trailer.

Young filmmakers from a local university continued to showcase their talents, maintaining their winning streak in an interschool film competition.

Boracay will host a “Beach Tennis Love Boracay tournament” over the weekend featuring local and foreign players.

The Philippine Coconut Authority encouraged coconut farmers in Negros Oriental to participate in their digital registry system to avail of programs and benefits.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development distributed cash assistance to low-income residents in Samal Island to help with their daily living.

The Japanese government vowed to support Ilocos Norte in improving its black garlic production.

The Balikatan forces opened a multi-purpose building to the Antique local government, which was disclosed to be a temporary shelter for abused children.

The members of Sultan Kudarat State University gave an honorary recognition to First Lady Liza Marcos for being an outstanding public servant.

A village in Ilocos Norte will have easier access to medical needs after receiving a new healthcare facility from the Filipino and American troops.

The Department of Trade and Industry supported small businesses in Negros Oriental in compliance with getting a license from the Food and Drug Administration.

Residents and other visitors enjoyed eating over 40,000 rice cakes in boodle fight style as Pangasinan celebrated its first Kanen festival.

The Department of Health pushed the Bacolod City government to provide programs against measles and polio to increase children’s immunization rate.

The Department of Labor and Employment offered livelihood and emergency employment assistance in Zamboanga to celebrate Labor Day.

Different government agencies collaborated to open the “Kadiwa ng Pangulo Para sa Manggagawa Program” in Iloilo, providing affordable goods to workers during Labor Day.

In celebration of Labor Day, President Bongbong Marcos promised his support to provide programs that would help Filipino workers locally and worldwide.

Paoay Lake Natural Park recently held its third Dragon Boat Festival to attract rowers and demonstrate its perfect spot for water sports tourism.