The Department of Agrarian Reform has given PHP600,000 hauling truck to a cooperative of small banana farmers in North Cotabato to help them boost their production.
Chief tourism operations officer Maria Teresa Manalili expects to bring back the pre-pandemic tourists count in Bacolod City following the monthly events proposed.
To promote the Freeport as a destination for culinary tourism, the Clark Development Corporation launches a steak campaign in association with several hotels.
A new vignette titled “Celebrating Whitney Houston” was released to the public to give a sneak peek at the upcoming movie "I Wanna Dance with Somebody."
The Manila Zoo, which used to be known as a bay polluter, was recognized as one of the top winners for the Maynilad awards this year after developing its sewage treatment system.
In trying to address the issues with the region's rapid urbanization and growth, Davao City representative Paolo Duterte sought to enhance the Metropolitan Davao Development Authority.
To be ready for a potentially rainy season in areas of Eastern Visayas, the Department of Social Welfare and Development prepared family food packets in advance.
The provincial government of Negros Occidental constructed more staff houses for the 303rd Infantry Brigade of the Philippine Army in recognition of their efforts in defending the province.
The Department of Health initiated a primary care van in Pangasinan that give free services to residents, aiming for illness prevention and promoting health.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board provided more leeway to traditional jeepneys in Bacolod and permitted them to operate until March 2023.
Palo Mayor Remedios Petilla has urged towns in Leyte to allot time and area to bamboo planting to accomplish the province's goal as the top bamboo producer in the country.
A barangay in Pasig began a program to help children with incurable developmental problems feel that they may live a normal life despite their disability.
In accordance with the commemoration of the city's 74th charter day and fiesta in honor of its patron saint, the city police chief in Dumaguete declared that they will devote additional efforts to policing the area this week.
The Philippine Statistics Authority declared the Ilocos region to be the fifth province to produce a high number of palay, gaining more than 500,000 metric tons of harvest.
Governor of Ilocos Norte Matthew Manotoc confirmed that a Christmas Bazaar featuring various items produced locally made by Ilocano agripreneurs will be held in San Juan City.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in the Davao Region gave family relief packs and other essentials to the residents residing in the flood-affected towns in Davao Occidental and Davao del Sur.
With the help of the Energy Regulatory Commission and two government organizations, nearly 6 million Filipino families will continue to receive subsidies on their electricity bills.
An elementary school built in the mountainous area of Cebu showed appreciation to Visayan Electric's Brigada Eskwela Program for providing safety measures for electricity-related accidents.
This year, the Botanical Garden in Baguio City unveiled the "Christmas Around the World" theme, which included light shows starting at 8 p.m. through midnight.
The Borongan City government will offer free admission to the national surfing competition to those volunteers participating in a clean-up drive in the area.
The Department of Agriculture selected a photographer who highlighted the farmers' hard work of putting food on every Filipino table as the contest's overall winner in Davaos' #BUYani photo contest.
A local teacher from a school in Antique made a game-based remediation strategy named “Perya Matematika” to help children understand Mathematics in a fun way.
During the celebration of World Toilet Day, Iloilo province received a Zero Open Defecation seal after providing a hundred percent of access to proper sanitation to its constituents.
As Task Force Spaghetti Wires already removed 44 tons of lines from July to November, the municipal government of Bacolod continues to address the issue of useless telecommunication wires.
The Davao City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Council Office personally offered financial assistance to the Ilocos Norte government, corresponding to the typhoon and earthquake victims in the province.
In Pampanga, the regional director of the Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board announced the deployment of an additional 21 renovated jeepneys.
After almost a month, the office of the Vice President is still on the move on giving relief packages to victims of Typhoon Paeng, especially in Laguna.
The provincial government of Negros Occidental and the AFS Intercultural Programs Philippines Foundation had an agreement that would open doors for foreign partners to engage with Filipino culture while studying the English language.
