Cebu City Drops Notarization for Business Permits
Cebu City Government eliminates notarization for temporary business permits, speeding up processing and reducing costs for taxpayers, as announced by Vice Mayor Tomas Osmeña.
Category : Politics
Mandaue Traffic Agency Awaits LTO Guidance on License Ban
The Traffic Enforcement Agency of Mandaue awaits official LTO guidance on a DOTr memo prohibiting on-the-spot license confiscation for traffic violations, citing enforcement concerns.
Cebu Police Warn Businesses After iPhone Theft Bust
Following the recovery of over 150 stolen iPhones, Cebu City Police met with business owners to enforce the Anti-Fencing Law and prevent illegal trade in stolen electronics.
China's 'Pay the Price' Warning to PH Officials Denounced
The Philippine government condemns China's threat against officials discussing West Philippine Sea incidents as a reckless escalation undermining sovereignty and regional stability.
Canada to Pursue Gaza Peace Goals Despite US Exclusion
Canadian Foreign Minister Anita Anand reaffirms commitment to Gaza peace objectives, including humanitarian aid and ceasefire, after being excluded from a US-led initiative announced by President Trump.
Massive Security Deployment for ASEAN Summit 2026 in Visayas
Philippine authorities deploy more than 5,000 police, military, and government personnel across Central Visayas to ensure tight security for the ASEAN Summit 2026, with enhanced assets and traffic management plans.
Most Wanted in Sulu Surrenders to Military Brigade
Almujir Radjaie Idjas, alias Mujer, one of Sulu's most wanted persons, voluntarily surrendered to the 1103rd Infantry Brigade through a coordinated police, PDEA, and military initiative.
Akbar Opens New Public Market to Boost Local Trade
Mayor Alih Sali leads the inauguration of Akbar's new public market in Basilan, funded by MILG-Barmm, designed to enhance local trade and economic growth.
P395K Drugs Seized, 6 Arrested in Lanao and Maguindanao
Authorities in Lanao del Norte and Maguindanao del Norte have confiscated P395,080 worth of shabu and arrested six suspects in separate anti-drug operations, dismantling a drug den in the process.
SC Case on VP Sara Impeachment Hampers House Rules Amendment
A former House Impeachment Prosecutor warns that the unresolved Supreme Court case on the impeachment complaint against VP Sara Duterte complicates planned amendments to House impeachment rules, citing due process concerns.
Marcos Discharged from Hospital After Stomach Discomfort
President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. has been released from St. Luke's Medical Center in Quezon City following an overnight stay due to diverticulitis, a bowel condition. Malacañang confirms his stable health and return to official duties.
Police Ordered to Wear Body Cams in Atong Ang Manhunt
DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla mandates body cameras for police searching for fugitive Atong Ang to prevent extortion allegations, as inspections of his properties continue.
Estrada Graft Trial Set for March, April by Sandiganbayan
The Sandiganbayan has rescheduled the remaining graft trial of Senator Jinggoy Estrada for March 10 and April 18, 2026, after co-accused waived cross-examination.
Makabayan: Impeachment Complaint vs. PBBM Deemed Filed
The Makabayan Coalition asserts its impeachment complaint against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is considered filed, despite not being physically received by the House Secretary General, who is in Taiwan.
Sablayan Penal Facility May House Flood Control Convicts
The Bureau of Corrections considers the Sablayan penal facility in Mindoro for housing individuals convicted in the flood control anomaly, as part of decongestion efforts.
Bonoan to Face Senate Heat Over Faulty Grid Coordinates
Former DPWH Secretary Manuel Bonoan is expected to face rigorous questioning in the next Senate hearing regarding alleged incorrect grid coordinates provided to President Marcos Jr., with potential contempt charges looming.
Impeachment Complaints vs. Marcos, Duterte Can Be Heard Simultaneously
Caloocan City Rep. Egay Erice states that two separate impeachment complaints against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and VP Sara Duterte can be processed concurrently in the House of Representatives, with potential economic impacts discussed.
ICI Probes Air, Water Assets in Corruption Scandal
The Independent Commission for Infrastructure investigates air and water assets of 140 individuals and 300 corporations linked to corruption, including flood control fund misuse.
Erice: First PBBM Impeachment Complaint is 'Basura'
Caloocan Rep. Egay Erice labels the initial impeachment complaint against President Marcos Jr. as 'basura,' citing weak evidence and procedural haste in Congress.
Senate Chair Laments Colleagues in Flood Control Scandal
Senator Panfilo Lacson expresses regret over fellow senators' involvement in a multibillion-peso flood control scandal but vows to continue the investigation impartially, following evidence.
Ethics Complaint vs. Sen. Ejercito Over Escudero Case Inaction
An ethics complaint has been filed against Senator JV Ejercito for alleged negligence in handling a complaint against Senator Chiz Escudero regarding a 2022 campaign donation.
DOJ Denies Excluding NBI in Atong Ang Manhunt
Acting Justice Secretary Fredderick Vida refutes claims of not involving the NBI in the hunt for businessman Charlie 'Atong' Ang, emphasizing court-ordered inter-agency coordination.
Revilla's Third Day in QC Jail Sees More Visitors
Former Senator Ramon Revilla Jr. receives increased visits on his third day in Quezon City Jail, with family and food deliveries allowed. DILG releases mugshots and confirms no special treatment.
Chinese Ambassador Calls for Dialogue on WPS Issues
China's new ambassador to the Philippines, Jing Quan, emphasizes dialogue and restraint to manage South China Sea disputes, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties in trade and energy.
Ex-PNP Chief Torre Transfers 4-Star Rank to Nartaez
Malacañang confirms former PNP chief General Nicolas Torre III has transferred his four-star rank to acting chief Lt. General Jose Nartaez Jr., clarifying earlier statements and details.
DILG: Charlie Atong Ang Possibly in Cambodia or Thailand
The Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) reports that fugitive businessman Charlie Atong Ang may be hiding in Cambodia or Thailand, based on whistleblower information, with Secretary Jonvic Remulla detailing his alleged evasion tactics a
DILG Bans Dual Salaries in Government Amid Torre Retirement
DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla clarifies that government officials, including police, cannot receive double salaries from two positions, addressing the optional retirement issue of former PNP chief Nicolas Torre III.
Supreme Court Considers Custodial Hearings for Jail Decongestion
The Philippine Supreme Court is studying custodial hearings to allow alternative detention like house arrest, aiming to reduce prison overcrowding and aid vulnerable inmates.
Trillanes to File Ethics Complaint vs Dela Rosa Over ICC
Former Senator Antonio Trillanes IV plans to file an ethics complaint against Senator Ronald 'Bato' Dela Rosa for his continued absence amid an ICC arrest warrant. Senate leadership clarifies complaint procedures while Dela Rosa awaits the right time to f
China Summons PH Envoy Over Tarriela Accusation
China's Foreign Ministry summoned Philippine Ambassador Jaime FlorCruz, protesting Commodore Jay Tarriela's alleged smear campaign in the West Philippine Sea.
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