Category : National Government


Edsa Lesson: Letting Go of Power, Says Clergy Leader

A convenor of the Clergy for Good Governance states the key lesson from the 1986 Edsa People Power Revolution is relinquishing power, urging political dynasties to follow the Marcos example and support an anti-dynasty bill.

Illicit Cigarette Trade Persists in Central Luzon

Despite intensified campaigns by the Bureau of Customs and PNP, illegal cigarettes continue to spread in Central Luzon, with recent seizures totaling hundreds of thousands of pesos and multiple arrests made.

Revilla Faces Extended Jail Time Amid Billions in Corruption

Public anger intensifies as billions of pesos in public funds are allegedly stolen by corrupt politicians, with Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr. potentially facing longer jail time. The article details massive budget allocations and borrowing under Duterte's admi

Marcos Boosts Housing with Pre-Cast Tech Expansion

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. champions the expansion of pre-cast housing facilities to speed up the 4PH program, highlighting modern construction's role in delivering affordable homes faster.

PNP Chief Orders Manhunt After Two High-Profile Killings

Philippine National Police Chief General Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. has ordered a full-scale manhunt for the gunmen responsible for the separate killings of a former Miss Philippines-Earth runner-up in Isabela and an electric cooperative director in Orien

Toledo's Second Most Wanted Drug Suspect Captured

Justine Dogomeo, a high-level drug suspect wanted in Toledo City and Cebu province, was arrested on February 15, 2026, after attempting to return home, facing multiple warrants under the Dangerous Drugs Act.

Cebu Signs MOAs to Strengthen Healthcare Workforce and Services

Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro signed two memoranda of agreement with CNU, VSMMC, and DOH Central Visayas to establish a medical scholarship program and a doctor training initiative, aiming to improve long-term healthcare manpower and medical services ac

Lapu-Lapu City Revives Strict Curfew for Minors

The Lapu-Lapu City Police Office reinstates enforcement of a curfew ordinance for minors under 18, aiming to reduce their involvement in crimes and victimization during nighttime hours.

Cebu City Outraged by Unequal Justice in Fatal Crashes

Cebu City faces public fury over contrasting police handling of two deadly accidents, highlighting a justice gap favoring the wealthy. Officials push to bypass red tape for immediate breathalyzer procurement to enforce drunk driving laws.

PNP Reports Billions in Drug Seizures, Vows Continued Drive

The Philippine National Police highlights significant drug confiscations and arrests since 2022, with over P99.5 billion in illegal substances seized. Acting chief Nartatez emphasizes discipline and human rights in ongoing operations.

Missing Widow's Car Found, Driver Person of Interest

The vehicle of Tess Mamac, a missing widow from Angeles City, was recovered in Magalang on Valentine's Day. Her longtime driver is now a person of interest, with a ₱200,000 reward offered for information.

San Fernando Water Bills Drop 12% with VAT Removal

Water concessionaires in San Fernando City will see a 12% reduction in charges as VAT is removed from March 2026 billing, with refunds for payments since November 2025. Mayor Vilma Caluag announced the move to provide financial relief.

Bacolod Hosts Mass Wedding for 202 Couples on Valentine's Day

A total of 202 couples exchanged vows in a mass wedding officiated by Mayor Greg Gasataya at Bacolod City College. The event featured symbolic ceremonies and special awards, highlighting the city's commitment to accessible civil registration services.

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