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Marcos Signs 2026 Budget with P1T+ for LGUs

President Marcos Jr. signs the P6.793 trillion 2026 national budget, allocating over P1 trillion in NTA to LGUs. The budget strengthens local autonomy and disaster response funds. Read the full breakdown.

P220M DPWH Funds for Pampanga Schools

Pampanga Rep. Carmelo 'Pogi' Lazatin Jr. secures P220 million for 68 daycare centers and 13 computer labs. The funding, supported by President Marcos and DPWH, aims to improve learning facilities in the First District.

Cebu City's 144 Projects in 184 Days: Mayor's Report

Mayor Nestor Archival reports 144 health, infrastructure, and social service projects completed in his first 184 days. Key achievements include P80.3M medical aid and new digital systems. Read the full 2026 plan.

Cebu's 2026 Budget Reopened for P179M in Cuts

Cebu's P11.9 billion 2026 budget faces delay as lawmakers reopen it for changes to meet national rules. Key allocations for disaster aid and tourism are adjusted. Read the full story.

World Bank Pulls Cebu BRT Funding Over Delays

The World Bank withdraws funding for Cebu BRT phases 2 & 3 due to slow progress. Local cycling advocates express dismay, fearing a 'white elephant' project. Will the government salvage it?

Sulu Families End Feud, Sign Peace Pact in Indanan

Two feuding families from Indanan, Sulu, embraced peace last week. The municipal government and the 100th Infantry Battalion facilitated the historic agreement. Read more about this triumph for dialogue.

Mandaue City Enacts Phased Business Tax Increase

Mandaue City starts a 5% business tax increase in 2026, with another 5% in 2027. Officials cite legal mandate and aim to balance revenue needs with business relief. Learn how this affects local enterprises.

Cebu Approves New Office for Sisterhood Linkages

Cebu's Provincial Board approves a new office to manage international and local sisterhood agreements, aiming to boost trade, tourism, and sustainable development. Learn how this move will shape Cebu's future.

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