Gov't Workers Get Early 13th Month Pay in November
Philippine government employees to receive year-end bonus and cash gift ahead of schedule this November, bringing early holiday cheer to public servants.
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4 Lapu-Lapu City Barangays Declared Drug-Cleared
Four barangays in Lapu-Lapu City, Cebu have been officially declared drug-cleared following rigorous validation by the Regional Oversight Committee, marking significant progress in the city's anti-drug campaign.
Ahtisa Manalo meets OFWs in Thailand
Miss Philippines Universe Ahtisa Manalo surprises Overseas Filipino Workers in Thailand with special visit, sharing emotional moments and cultural pride.
Cebu City Enhances Benefits for Barangay Health Workers
Cebu City Barangay Health Workers are set to receive improved benefits, including honoraria, hazard pay, and additional allowances, under a new ordinance recognizing their vital community service.
Delhi Air Pollution Reaches Hazardous Levels
India's capital faces an environmental emergency as air quality deteriorates to dangerous levels, affecting millions of residents and prompting urgent government action.
Workers Demand Higher Rice Subsidy Amid Inflation
Labor groups in the Philippines are pushing for increased rice subsidies and enhanced annual benefits as inflation continues to impact workers' purchasing power.
DMW Warns vs Illegal Recruitment to Egypt
Philippine DMW issues urgent warning against illegal recruiters offering fake jobs in Egypt. Learn how to spot scams and protect yourself.
Free Breast Cancer Screenings Proposed for Public Hospitals
Pampanga Representative Anna York Bondoc-Sagum champions mandatory breast cancer screenings in all public hospitals, aiming to save thousands of Filipino women through early detection and accessible healthcare.
Cebu teen sleeps continuously for over four weeks
A 16-year-old student from Cebu sleeps continuously for over a month, baffling doctors and highlighting potential youth health crises in today's demanding academic environment.
Zamboanga City Launches No Phone Weekends Initiative
Zamboanga City introduces groundbreaking 'No Phone Weekends' initiative encouraging residents to disconnect from digital devices and reconnect with family and community through meaningful interactions.
Lapu-Lapu seizes 3 tons of meat in safety operation
Lapu-Lapu City authorities confiscate 3,000 kilograms of questionable meat products in a decisive public health operation, ensuring food safety standards.
Pacers' Injury Woes Continue to Haunt Team
The Philippine Pacers face mounting challenges as injuries plague multiple star players, threatening their championship aspirations and forcing strategic adjustments.
January Duterte gives school vehicles to 9 Davao barangays
Nine Davao barangays receive new school service vehicles from Liga ng mga Barangay President January Duterte, enhancing educational transportation for local communities.
Cebu City shuts down slaughterhouses over health violations
Cebu City takes decisive action against two major slaughterhouses for failing to meet health and sanitation standards, ensuring public food safety.
Binghay Kids: Weather Impacts Children's Health in Cebu
Discover how shifting weather conditions in Cebu's Binghay area are affecting children's health and what parents can do to protect their young ones during extreme climate changes.
OFWs in Malaysia Get US$500 Monthly Salary Boost
Filipino workers in Malaysia are set to benefit from a significant salary increase as part of enhanced employment standards, offering better financial security for overseas workers.
Bacolod Workers Face Unpaid Wages, Wrongful Dismissals
DOLE Bacolod reports alarming surge in labor complaints with unpaid salaries and illegal terminations dominating cases. Workers seek justice as employment disputes escalate.
Filipino Domestic Workers in Malaysia Get P500 Minimum Wage
Breaking news: Filipino household service workers in Malaysia secure landmark P500 minimum wage, setting new regional standard for migrant worker rights and compensation.
DOH Code White Alert for Undas 2023
The Department of Health raises Code White Alert nationwide for Undas 2023, ensuring 24/7 emergency services and enhanced hospital readiness during the holiday period.
Cebu Court Ruling Shakes Gig Economy: Riders as Employees
A groundbreaking court ruling in Cebu challenges the gig economy model, ordering companies to recognize delivery riders as regular employees with full benefits and job security.
Papa Joe Gitabla: Cebu's Beloved Radio Counselor
Discover the inspiring journey of Papa Joe Gitabla, the voice of wisdom on DYRF Super Radyo Cebu, as he transforms lives through his popular counseling program 'Pakisulti Kang Papa Joe'.
US Federal Reserve Cuts Interest Rates for Second Time
The Federal Reserve cuts interest rates for the second time this year, signaling economic concerns that could impact global markets and Filipino overseas workers.
Vaping's Alarming Rise Among Filipino Youth
Discover the shocking truth about vaping's popularity among young Filipinos and the serious health risks hiding behind the sweet flavors and trendy devices.
Padilla Reveals Mother's Dementia Battle in Cebu
Philippine Senator Robin Padilla opens up about his mother's dementia struggle, sharing emotional family moments and raising awareness about the condition affecting many Filipino families.
Davao's Nutrition Crisis: Children's Future at Stake
New data exposes alarming nutrition realities in Davao Region, with stunting, wasting, and obesity affecting children's future. Experts call for immediate action.
Cebu Health Alert: Contaminated Seafood Warning
Health authorities in Central Visayas issue urgent warning about contaminated seafood from specific coastal areas. Learn which seafood varieties are affected and how to protect yourself.
Davao City Flu Cases Drop 35% - Health Officials Report
Davao City records significant 35% decrease in influenza-like illnesses. Health authorities credit public awareness and preventive measures for the positive trend in community health.
Cebu's Earthquake Trauma: Psychological Scars Years Later
Years after the devastating 2013 Bohol earthquake, Cebu residents continue to grapple with psychological trauma and anxiety during seismic events, highlighting the long-term mental health impact of natural disasters.
Bogo City's Decade-Long Landfill Crisis Continues
The controversial Bogo City landfill continues to divide communities after 10 years, with residents reporting health issues and environmental damage despite court rulings.
Filipino Youth Identity: From 'Attitude' to 'Emo' Generation
SunStar Cebu's 'Tell it to Sunstar' column sparks conversation about generational differences and the evolving challenges facing today's Filipino youth in the digital age.
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