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Central Visayas Crime Rate Falls 28% in 2025

Central Visayas records a 28.18% drop in major crimes for 2025, contributing to a 12.4% national decrease. PRO 7 credits intelligence-led operations and community ties. Read more.

Cebu's Safety Plea for Sinulog: Tag Your Child's Bag

Cebu City officials ask parents to place contact details in children's bags during Sinulog 2026 to prevent separations. Two child-minding rooms are set up for lost kids. Stay safe and enjoy the festivities!

Davao Crime Rate Falls by Nearly 30% in 2025

PRO-Davao reports a significant 29.61% decrease in eight focus crimes for 2025. Rape and robbery cases saw the sharpest declines. Police aim to sustain or improve this trend in the new year.

Danao man tied by family after axe rampage

A 42-year-old man, allegedly drunk, used a 2x2 wood to destroy his brother-in-law's house in Danao City. The family subdued and restrained him. Police are preparing charges.

Cebu Biting Attack: Woman's Forehead Flesh Torn

A 43-year-old woman in Cebu City had flesh torn from her forehead after being bitten by a neighbor, a suspected drug user. The suspect, with a history of similar violence, is now detained.

Crime in Philippines down 12.4% in 2025, says PNP

The Philippine National Police recorded a significant 12.4% decrease in crime incidents nationwide in 2025. Rape, carnapping, and murder saw the biggest drops. Read the full report.

Philippine Crime Rate Drops by 12.4% in 2025

The Philippine National Police recorded a significant 12.4% decline in crime incidents in 2025. Rape cases saw the biggest drop. Acting PNP chief Nartatez credits police-community cooperation.

PRO-7 Confiscates 3,241 Illegal Firearms in 2025

Police Regional Office 7's successful campaign against illegal weapons in 2025 netted 3,241 firearms, 93 explosives, and 5,900 rounds of ammunition, significantly reducing crime threats in Central Visayas.

BI to Deport High-Profile Nepalese Fugitive from PH

The Bureau of Immigration arrests and will deport Prakash Pathak, a Nepalese fugitive wanted for serious crimes. The move follows President Marcos Jr.'s directive against foreign criminals. Read more.

Woman Found Dead in Tacloban Residence

A woman was discovered lifeless in her Tacloban City home on January 1, 2026. Police are investigating the incident. If you need support, contact the hotlines provided.

Cebu 2025: A Year of Major Events and Disasters

A look back at the defining moments in Cebu Province for 2025, from a shocking family tragedy and political shifts to powerful earthquakes and deadly floods. Read the full recap.

Davao City Crime Drops 23% in 2025

Davao City ends 2025 with a 23.15% decline in index crimes, driven by a sharp fall in theft. Police credit community partnerships and targeted patrols for the improved safety record. Read the full report.

Why 2026 Resolutions Are About Survival, Not Ambition

As 2026 approaches, Filipinos' New Year's resolutions reflect a defensive shift towards preventing burnout and maintaining balance, rather than self-improvement. Explore the common goals we set and why we keep trying.

PNP Implements New Rules for Social Media Evidence

The Philippine National Police will use new Supreme Court guideposts to authenticate social media evidence in criminal cases, ensuring stronger due process. Learn how this affects online crime reporting.

Holiday Suicides Rise: Mental Health Support Crucial in PH

Recent tragic suicides, including a public figure's daughter and a call center agent, highlight a pressing mental health crisis in the Philippines during the festive season. Experts urge compassion and support, sharing critical hotline numbers.

Chinese Suspect Arrested in Rizal, Deported

Shi Chunfang, a Chinese national wanted for kidnapping and murder, was arrested in Taytay, Rizal, and deported to China in a joint operation. Read about this milestone in PH-China law enforcement cooperation.

Cebu City Starts Anti-Gambling Info Drive in Schools

Cebu City launches a major information campaign targeting schools and communities to educate residents, especially minors, about the risks of gambling. The move follows a new ban on all gambling ads within the city.

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