The Philippine deer, believed locally extinct for decades, has been documented again in Marinduque towns due to sustained conservation efforts, though threats from hunting and wild dogs persist.
The National Irrigation Administration has completed desilting and widening of Mine 4 Creek in Imelda, benefiting 25 farmers and 38 hectares of land, with ongoing operations in Salinding village.
A forum in Cebu City highlighted the failure of LGUs to implement the Ecological Solid Waste Management Act, with former DENR Secretary Elisea Gozun criticizing poor execution and the Binaliw landfill tragedy.
The Bureau of Fire Protection highlights increased fire risks during the dry season and provides essential safety recommendations for households to prevent electrical overloads, kitchen fires, and other common hazards.
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DSWD Field Office VI personnel distributed emergency cash assistance to typhoon-affected families in Antique and relief goods to fire victims in Iloilo City on March 19, 2026, as part of ongoing government disaster response efforts.
A devastating residential fire in Barangay Gustilo, La Paz District, Iloilo City, has completely destroyed 13 houses and partially damaged five others, displacing 77 individuals from 19 families. Authorities are providing temporary shelter and assistance
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration reports the northeast monsoon affecting extreme northern Luzon while easterlies influence the rest of the country, with isolated rains and possible flash floods.
A nationwide transport strike led by Piston in Cebu City on March 19, 2026, disrupted up to 90% of jeepney routes by late morning. Drivers protested soaring diesel prices, demanding tax removals and fare hikes to offset costs.
The Cebu Provincial Government convened a forum with stakeholders to launch the 'Clean Cebu Campaign,' aiming to improve waste management and reduce environmental hazards across the province.
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Pagasa decommissions seven tropical cyclone names—Crising, Emong, Mirasol, Nando, Opong, Tino, and Uwan—after they caused over 300 deaths and P36 billion in damage in 2025, with new names set for 2029.
Three minor siblings suffered first-degree burns in a fire in Apas, Cebu City, on March 17, 2026. The blaze, which started in a light-material house, affected two families and caused an estimated P24,000 in damages.
Davao City Fire District reports 201 fire incidents in early 2026, with a recent blaze in Brgy. Tomas Monteverde highlighting risks. Authorities urge vigilance and preparedness to protect lives and property.
A moderately explosive eruption of Kanlaon Volcano on Sunday evening led to forest fires on its slopes and ashfall affecting 54 barangays across Negros Occidental and Negros Oriental, prompting class suspensions and health advisories.
IBON Foundation calls for a wealth tax and reallocation of infrastructure funds to shield Filipinos from soaring oil prices, citing potential revenue of P500-600 billion annually.
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The Northeast Monsoon or Amihan, bringing cold temperatures, is expected to weaken by Wednesday, affecting only Luzon and Visayas, with warmer conditions returning on Thursday.
PAGASA forecasts cloudy skies with scattered light rains in Metro Manila and parts of Luzon due to the Northeast Monsoon. No storm threats are currently monitored.
Bacolod City Government and Nice conducted a public hearing to integrate waste-to-energy into the 10-year solid waste management plan, emphasizing transparency and community input for sustainable solutions.
Forty high school leaders in Davao City participated in a workshop at Therma South, Inc. to discuss sustainable development and the UN Sustainable Development Goals, fostering collaboration for community progress.
Cebu-based transport groups express strong discontent over the approved fare increase for public transport, calling it inadequate to cover rising fuel and operational costs.
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The Philippines is experiencing an intense early summer heatwave, with PAGASA warning of dangerous temperatures up to 52°C. Experts debunk common hydration myths to help Filipinos stay safe during the scorching season.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Western Visayas provided emergency cash assistance to over 1,100 families affected by Typhoon Tino in Antique municipalities, supporting recovery through a transparent process.
President Marcos Jr. announces P3,000 fuel subsidies for 26,000 farmers and fishermen, plus additional aid in April, to mitigate rising fuel costs and ensure food security.
A P286.58-million farm-to-market road project in Davao Oriental has been approved, aiming to reduce travel time by 60%, boost agricultural growth, and benefit over 4,000 residents.
A fire in Brgy. Cawit, Pilar, Camotes Island, Cebu, destroyed a house, bakery, and sari-sari stores. No injuries reported. Firefighters controlled the blaze by 8:05 PM on March 15, 2026.
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Cebu City continues using Pond A at SRP as a controlled waste transfer area after cleanup, with nighttime dumping to ensure timely collection and transport to Aloguinsan landfill.
Cebu City Government will maintain Pond A at South Road Properties as a temporary nighttime garbage transfer station while negotiating with DENR to reopen Inayawan facility, amid waste management crisis and environmental concerns.
The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration forecasts light rains over Luzon, Visayas, and parts of Mindanao due to the northeast monsoon, with moderate winds and seas expected.
Kanlaon Volcano erupted explosively on March 15, 2026, spreading ashfall and sulfuric odors across 11 local government units in Negros Island, prompting class suspensions and safety warnings.
Following a tragic landfill collapse that killed 36 people, Cebu City faces a severe waste management emergency. With local dumpsites closed, officials are racing to find a permanent solution as disposal costs could hit P1 billion.
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Cebu City has cleared a temporary garbage holding area to meet a self-imposed deadline, but faces severe logistical and financial challenges after a deadly landfill collapse. The city now hauls waste 60 km away, with costs potentially reaching P1 billion,
