PNP Arrests Contractor Pacifico Discaya at Senate
The Philippine National Police served an arrest warrant on contractor Pacifico Discaya at the Senate on June 8, 2026, over an anomalous flood control project in Bulacan.
Category : Politics
Senate Crisis: Gatchalian Group Takeover Sparks Legitimacy Battle
The Philippine Senate is fractured after the Gatchalian group's takeover, with two blocs claiming legitimacy. Quorum disputes, governance paralysis, and potential Supreme Court intervention raise questions about the institution's future.
1,300 Police Deployed for Davao School Opening
The Davao City Police Office will deploy 1,300 personnel across 444 schools for the June 8, 2026 class opening, ensuring safety for students, teachers, and parents.
Pandami Gun-Free Push Gains with Firearm Handover
A high-powered firearm was voluntarily surrendered in Pandami, Sulu, boosting the town's Gun-Free Declaration through the RFGFPCC campaign, with military and local leaders praising community cooperation.
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6ID Intensifies Operations Against Dawlah Islamiya
The 6th Infantry Division continues focused military operations against Dawlah Islamiya terrorists in Maguindanao del Sur, recovering firearms and targeting sub-leader Marhom Esmael.
DOLE: Grant time off for PhilHealth Yakap registration
The Department of Labor and Employment encourages private employers to allow reasonable time off for employees to register for PhilHealth's Yakap program, promoting primary health care access.
Cebu City Legal Office Upholds Mayor's Veto on Senior Aid
The Cebu City Legal Office affirms Mayor Nestor Archival Sr.'s veto of a provision allowing family members to collect financial aid for incapacitated seniors, citing fraud risks and audit concerns.
Son Kills Father Over Grudge in Badian
A 43-year-old man killed his 82-year-old father by hitting him with a piece of wood and strangling him in Barangay Basak, Badian, citing years of verbal abuse and betrayal.
PNP Deploys 55,507 for 2026 School Opening Security
The PNP has mobilized over 55,000 security personnel for the June 8 class opening under Oplan Balik-Eskwela, establishing assistance desks and patrols nationwide while maintaining regular anti-crime operations.
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DMW, DFA to Discuss Hungary OFW Ban
The DMW will coordinate with the DFA regarding Hungary's decision to stop hiring OFWs. Secretary Cacdac said they respect the policy but seek continued dialogue.
PNP Deploys 55,000 Personnel for School Opening
The PNP mobilized 55,507 security personnel nationwide for the June 8 class opening under Oplan Balik-Eskwela, ensuring school safety without compromising anti-crime operations.
PH Schools Return to June-March Calendar After 6 Years
After six years, the Philippines returns to the traditional June-March school calendar starting June 8. The shift aims to improve learning conditions, but concerns over the rainy season and disaster preparedness remain.
Padilla at 47: Finally Understanding the Philippines
At 47, Padilla reflects on understanding the Philippines, noting that Filipinos never read the manual. A candid take on national identity and governance.
Bill Seeks Free Caskets, Funeral Discounts for Poor Families
Pampanga Rep. Carmelo Lazatin Jr. files House Bill No. 9639 mandating LGUs to provide free caskets and funeral service discounts to indigent families nationwide.
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Senator Jailed, Senate Empty: Legislative Branch at Breaking Point?
Senator Jinggoy Estrada is behind bars on a non-bailable plunder warrant, while the Senate floor sat empty as the Majority Bloc boycotted the session, paralyzing business in a protest for institutional independence.
Senate Walkout Halts Floor Over Voting Rules
A fight over electronic voting rules led to a Senate minority walkout, paralyzing the floor. We break down the motives, beneficiaries, and transparency concerns.
Western Visayas Police Report Major Gains in Anti-Crime Drive
Western Visayas police report sharp decline in index crimes, arrest of eight most wanted persons, and recovery of over 200 firearms in recent operations.
Cebu Students Urge Political Awareness Amid Government Issues
Students in Cebu express disappointment over current government issues, emphasizing the need for political awareness to secure their future and the country's direction.
SVD Foundation Denounces False Allegations Against Priest
The Arnold Janssen Kalinga Foundation denies allegations of envelope and suitcase money deliveries made against Fr. Villanueva, calling them fabricated and defamatory.
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Senator's 'Bayaran' Remark: Attack on Media and Democracy
Sen. Marcoleta's 'bayaran' comment against media sparks backlash. Media groups condemn the reckless attack, highlighting risks to press freedom and democracy.
Senate Independence: Myth vs. Reality in Politics
Analysis of Senate President Cayetano's claims of Senate independence, historical examples of true legislative autonomy, and the political dynamics behind the current crisis.
Cebu Police Start Proficiency Firing Training
CCPO launches Proficiency Firing Program at Camp Sotero Cabahug, training 50 new patrolmen in 9mm firearm use for safety and discipline.
Lapu-Lapu City Gives P3,000 Bonus for Charter Day
Lapu-Lapu City Mayor Ma. Cynthia King-Chan announced a P3,000 bonus for regular and casual employees in celebration of the city's 65th Charter Day on June 17.
PNP Chief Orders Counter-Intelligence Boost vs Espionage
PNP Chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. orders strengthened counter-intelligence amid reports of Chinese espionage targeting government officials with sensitive information.
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CLO Affirms Mayor's Veto on Senior Ordinance Provision
The Cebu City Legal Office ruled Mayor Archival's veto of a provision allowing family members to claim aid for incapacitated seniors is legally valid, citing fraud risks.
Cebu Forms TWG for AFP Camp Lapu-Lapu Development
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro issues Executive Order No. 31 creating a Provincial Technical Working Group to oversee development at AFP's Camp Lapu-Lapu.
CBCP Bishops Defend Fr. Villanueva Over Fund Claims
Two CBCP bishops defend Fr. Flaviano Villanueva against allegations of receiving money from anomalous flood control projects, calling them disinformation and the work of the devil.
PSA Davao House-to-House National ID Registration for Seniors
PSA RSSO-Davao conducts house-to-house National ID registration for seniors, surpassing first-quarter target with 136% completion rate.
Davao City: 152 Burial Plots Face Exhumation
Davao City urges families with expired leases at Wireless Public Cemetery to renew contracts for 152 plots, or remains may be exhumed and transferred to common graves.
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Davao City Council Proposes Stricter Liquor Ban Penalties
The Davao City Council is reviewing amendments to the Liquor Ban Ordinance to impose stricter penalties on repeat violators, including mandatory court cases instead of fines.
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