Cashier Arrested for Theft in Talisay Fast Food Chain
A 22-year-old cashier was arrested in Talisay City after allegedly stealing over P53,000 from a fast food chain, confessing she did it to help her family with expenses.
A 22-year-old cashier was arrested in Talisay City after allegedly stealing over P53,000 from a fast food chain, confessing she did it to help her family with expenses.
Residents in Guadalupe, Cebu, protest the proposed Guadalupe Ramp Project, a CCLEX extension, citing risks of forced eviction, community destruction, and worsened flooding in the area.
A taxi driver named Lando writes to Papa Joe about a relief driver who started well but became disrespectful and negligent, seeking guidance on handling the deteriorating work relationship.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development Field Office 7 held Paghimamat Part 2, a homecoming event for former employees, offering guidance on health and wellness for a meaningful retirement transition.
A public hearing reveals strong opposition to the CCLEX Guadalupe Ramp Project in Cebu City, with residents fearing displacement, loss of heritage, and environmental impacts from the 1.5-kilometer extension.
Davao Light's franchise expansion under RA 12144 brings stable electricity to Davao de Oro, transforming education for students and families while facing regulatory progress and infrastructure challenges.
Economist Ronilo Balbieran calls on Cebu and Central Visayas businesses to take charge of economic growth as government stimulus wanes, highlighting the region's strong performance but lagging ICT and finance sectors.
The Cebu Chamber of Commerce and Industry has completed its first circular economy training program, equipping over 20 companies with tools to implement sustainable practices and enhance competitiveness in ASEAN markets.
The Philippines' agricultural trade deficit fell 26.9% year-on-year in December 2025 to $668.35 million, driven by strong export growth and softer import demand, according to PSA data.
Cebu companies are transforming corporate social responsibility programs from short-term relief to long-term resilience planning following recent disasters, focusing on climate adaptation and community partnerships.
The Bureau of Internal Revenue introduces a digital LOA Verifier in Chatbot REVIE to help taxpayers confirm the authenticity of audit letters, following a suspension of audit operations for reforms.
The Gabay ng Unyon sa Telekomunikasyon ng mga Superbisor sa PLDT (Guts-PLDT) intensifies protests for a fair 2026-2028 collective bargaining agreement, challenging management led by Manny V. Pangilinan amid PLDT's significant financial growth.
BDO Unibank and the Credit Card Association of the Philippines recognized Barangay Bel-Air officials in Makati City for aiding in the arrest of scammers using IMSI catchers. The PNP Anti-Cybercrime Group led the operation, highlighting multi-sector collab
DOLE-NCR Director Sarah Mirasol emphasizes the legal requirement for employment contracts and social security registration for domestic workers as the new P7,800 monthly minimum wage in Metro Manila takes effect on February 7, 2026.
The Department of Transportation expresses gratitude to Pampanga Rep. Carmelo Lazatin Jr. for backing the North-South Commuter Railway Extension, announcing girder installation and rail welding as major construction milestones.
The 1.2-kilometer Atlu Bola Bypass Road in Pampanga is now complete after a seven-year delay, thanks to collaboration between DPWH, local officials, and NLEX.
The Department of Transportation marks significant progress in the North-South Commuter Railway Extension in Clark, Pampanga, with girder installation and rail welding underway.
VFS Global reports an 8% increase in Philippine visa applications in 2025, driven by restored traveler confidence. Popular destinations include Australia and Japan, with doorstep services rising 62%.
Damosa Land Inc. has started construction on the TRYP by Wyndham Samal condominium-hotel, a four-star development on Samal Island. This project aims to enhance tourism and real estate investment in Southern Philippines, coinciding with the ongoing Samal I
More than 20 homebuyers in Metro Cebu have filed complaints with the NBI against Tumabini Real Estate Corporation, accusing it of syndicated estafa and illegal sales related to unfinished preselling projects.
The Senate Committee on Tourism will investigate why traveling within the Philippines is more expensive than trips to neighboring Asian countries, citing infrastructure gaps and high operational costs.
Residents in Naga, Cebu, whose homes were affected by the Metro Cebu Expressway construction, have not received just compensation from DPWH since 2018, despite project deadlines.
Over 20 homebuyers in Metro Cebu have filed a legal complaint with the NBI against Tumabini Land Development Corp. for alleged illegal selling and bounced checks, as their townhouse projects remain unfinished since 2019.
Cebu's office market ended 2025 with the lowest vacancy rates in five years at 11%, driven by strong IT-BPM demand. CBRE reports IT Park vacancy at 6.4% and Business Park at 7.3%, with 128,500 sqm of office space taken up.
OPEC+ alliance, including Saudi Arabia and Russia, decides to continue pausing monthly oil production increases in March 2026, citing seasonal factors and market uncertainty.
A leadership expert reveals how next-generation CEOs with elite credentials often lack situational humility, leading to costly unpreparedness in uncertain times, drawing from a case study of a family business.
A new study predicts the Philippine economy will grow by 5% in 2026, supported by early budget allocations to LGUs and manageable inflation, aiming to exceed government targets.
The DSWD Field Office 7 encourages 4Ps beneficiaries in Central Visayas to engage in backyard and communal gardening to enhance nutrition, food security, and community unity, with over 200,000 households already participating.
The Philippines must shift from volume-based tourism to attracting solvent Western tourists who spend more, stay longer, and demand higher standards to boost the economy sustainably.
Cebu City plans to make tartanilla rides a regular tourism offering following positive feedback from ASEAN delegates, aiming to launch in March 2026.