S. Korea Urges Japan to Honor Sado Mine History Pledge
South Korea calls on Japan to fully implement its Unesco commitments to acknowledge forced Korean labor at the Sado gold mines. Read the latest on this historical dispute.
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Mandaue Nears Completion of Typhoon Tino Relocation Site
Mandaue City is finalizing a transitory relocation site for families displaced by Typhoon Tino. Mayor Ouano details the housing units, tents, and utilities ahead of the December 20 move-in date.
Historic Cebu Churches to Undergo Restoration in 2026
The National Historical Commission will begin restoring Cebu's earthquake-damaged churches next year, offering technical aid but no funding. Learn about the recovery plan and challenges.
Cebu Churches Get P18M Aid, NHCP Plan for 2026 Quake Rehab
Cebu's historic churches damaged by the Sept. 30 quake set for 2026 rehabilitation. NHCP provides technical guidance as province allocates P18M aid. Details on the assessment and the nine churches listed.
Cebu Capitol Restoration Upholds National Heritage Laws
Amid renovation debates, the Cebu Provincial Capitol's restoration follows strict national laws like RA 10066. Discover how legal protocols protect this 1938 landmark's integrity for future generations.
Cebu Governor Faces Graft Complaint Over Capitol Renovation
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro faces criminal and administrative complaints for alleged graft and violation of the National Heritage Act during the Capitol renovation. The NHCP inspected the site on December 5, 2025.
Barili's Hospicio Marks 100 Years of Free Elderly Care
The Hospicio de San Jose de Barili, the Philippines' first of its kind, celebrates 100 years of providing free care to the elderly, funded solely by founder-donated properties. Discover this legacy of generosity.
Cebu City Passes Tartanilla Ordinance for Regulation
Cebu City Councilor Jun Alcover Jr. authors the Calesa sa Sugbo Ordinance to regulate and preserve the iconic tartanillas. New rules include permits, uniforms, and safety standards.
Cebu PB seeks P18M to restore quake-damaged heritage churches
The Cebu Provincial Board approved a resolution requesting P18 million from Gov. Baricuatro to repair nine heritage churches in northern Cebu damaged by a magnitude 6.9 earthquake. Read the full story.
Cebu Proposes Ordinance to Regulate Horse-Drawn Carriages
Cebu City Councilor Jun Alcover pushes the 'Calesa sa Sugbo Ordinance' to formalize the tartanilla industry, protect kutseros' livelihood, and preserve this cultural heritage. Learn about the new rules.
Cebu Converts Quarantine Site to Homeless Shelter
Cebu City transforms former COVID-19 quarantine facility into transitional housing for homeless families and street dwellers through new structured reintegration program with DSWD partnership.
Mandaue Tent City for Flood Victims Ready Next Week
Mandaue City establishes temporary tent city in Pasilong sa Paradise for families displaced by flooding. 300 tents to shelter 600 families starting next week. Mayor Ouano confirms long-term housing solutions in development.
Cebuano Studies Center 50th Anniversary Roundtable
USC's pioneering Cebuano Studies Center celebrates 50 years with a national roundtable gathering local studies leaders. Join the discussion on preserving Philippine cultural heritage.
WWII Heritage Structures Damaged in Naga Project
Historical WWII anti-tank barriers in Naga, Cebu face destruction due to DPWH flood control project. Heritage consultant warns of legal violations. Read about preservation efforts.
WWII Heritage Barriers Threatened by DPWH Project
WWII anti-tank barriers in Naga, Cebu face destruction from DPWH flood control works, violating heritage laws. Heritage consultant demands immediate halt to protect historical structures.
Cebu's 161-Year-Old Church Future Under Review
San Juan Nepomuceno Parish in San Remigio, Cebu retracts structural safety announcement as Archdiocese reviews 161-year-old church's fate after magnitude 6.9 earthquake.
Philippines to Host 2026 UN World Gastronomy Forum
The Philippines will host the 2026 UN Tourism World Forum on Gastronomy Tourism, showcasing its culinary heritage and driving sustainable tourism growth. Join the global celebration of food and culture!
Naga City Relocates 17 Families After Uling Landslide
Naga City government relocates 17 families after Barangay Uling landslide, providing P150,000-P160,000 financial aid for housing. Mayor Chiong urges vigilance in mountainous areas.
Mayor Susan Yap Opens Historic Home to Public
Tarlac City Mayor Susan Yap transforms her family's ancestral house into a cultural landmark, offering free public tours and preserving local heritage.
Cebu's Carvajal Street Faces Demolition Threat
The iconic Carvajal Street in Cebu City, known for its heritage and Osmeña family legacy, confronts potential demolition as cryptic messages appear on walls, sparking community concern.
Dieng: Philippines' Magical Land Above the Clouds
Explore Dieng's breathtaking cloudscapes, vibrant cultural festivals, and mouthwatering culinary delights in this comprehensive travel guide to one of the Philippines' most magical destinations.
Cemetery Wisdom: Life Lessons from the Dead in Cebu
Explore the profound life lessons emerging from Cebu's cemeteries, where funeral customs reveal cultural values, family bonds, and environmental consciousness in Filipino society.
Cebu History: November 1st Through the Ages
Discover the fascinating historical events that shaped Cebu on November 1st throughout different eras, from Spanish colonization to modern developments.
Augustinian Saints Exhibit in Santa Rita Nov 5
Santa Rita, Pampanga prepares for a remarkable religious exhibition featuring 12 Augustinian saints and blesseds, offering a unique cultural and spiritual experience for visitors and devotees.
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