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PH Records 1.1M Foreign Tourists Since February Reopening

Since the re-opening of the country to welcome tourist, the number of foreigners visiting the country starts to increase.

Lower Sugar Prices Seen In September As Milling Season Begins

The price of sugar in the market would start to go down, as milling operations would start as of next week.

Easing Of Covid Restrictions Depends On PH ‘Wall Of Immunity’

A health official said Covid-19 restrictions could be lifted if the country is able to increase its vaccination capacity, especially for booster shots.

72M Filipinos Fully Vaccinated; 16.8M Receive 1st Booster Shot

More than 72 million Filipinos have been fully vaccinated against Covid-19 as of August 11, the Department of Health said.

Vico Sotto Tries Vlogging In A Hilarious TikTok Video

Mayor Vico is entering his vlogger era.

Lovi Poe Launches Own Production Company ‘C’est Lovi’

The actress is excited to work behind the camera this time.

Heavy Traffic For Intern Commuters? 6 Tips To Make Your Traffic Journey Productive

Getting stuck in traffic doesn’t have to suck so much.

Pa-Mine No More? Facebook To Shut Down Live Shopping Features To Focus On Reels

Say goodbye to Live Shopping and welcome Reels.

Get Radiant Skin Anywhere With Face Republic, Now Up To 59% Off On Shopee!

Earn the glow you deserve with Face Republic on Shopee.

PBBM To DTI: Ease Farmers’ Plight With Affordable Fertilizer

President Marcos Jr. sets plans with the Department of Trade and Industry to make fertilizers affordable for farmers.

Green Energy, Eco-Industrial Park Development In Palawan, Top Priority Of DOST-MIMAROPA

The Department of Science and Technology in MIMAROPA showed its full support to promote the province of Palawan as a model island for green energy and eco-industrial park in the Philippines.

Trade Fair Helps Antique MSMEs Market Local Products

Antiqueños are encouraged to patronize local products as the province joins in the national observance of the Buwan ng Wika celebration this August.

Negros Occidental, Diocese Of Bacolod Partner For Tree-Growing Project

The Negros Occidental provincial government partnered with the Diocese of Bacolod for a tree-growing project that will be carried out by students from various schools in the province.

Bacolod Kids Urged To Get Vaxxed For In-Person Classes

Bacolod City Health Office advises parents to vaccinate their children against the coronavirus as a precautionary measure before opening classes this August.

DepEd Crafts Learning Recovery Plan To Help Lagging Students

The Department of Education in the Bicol region has come up with a three-year learning scheme to help students catch up after two years of disruption due to the coronavirus pandemic.

The La Primera Contravida: Remembering Cherie Gil’s Most Iconic Roles

It is time to recall some of her best work on screen.

Various GMA Network Accounts And Artists Among TikTok Awards PH Nominees

GMA Network continues to show its dominance on various platforms after scoring numerous nominations at the TikTok Awards Philippines.

Planned Tour To Showcase Iloilo City By Night

Iloilo is developing a three-hour tour showcasing its city at night that is expected to start in September.

DFA Lays Out Plan To Simplify Passport Appointment System

The Department of Foreign Affairs promised to speed up the passport process by introducing measures to improve the current appointment system.

Office Of Vice President: P43.3M Medical, Burial Aid Processed

The Office of Vice President Sara Duterte has already processed millions in medical and burial aid since she assumed office on July 1.

General Santos City Gives IBO Champ Apolinario ‘Hero’s Welcome’

Flyweight champion Davemark Apolinario of the International Boxing Organization had a warm welcome at home in General Santos City.

Palace: Freedom Of Speech ‘Very Much Alive’ In PH

Press Secretary Trixie Cruz Angeles said that the freedom of speech of every Filipino continues to prevail in the country.

DILG, Attached Agencies To Help In Brigada Eskwela

Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Benjamin Abalos Jr. ordered all its agencies to help in the Department of Education's Brigada Eskwela.

MMDA To Resume Number Coding Scheme During Window Hours

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority is set to reimplement a variant of the Unified Vehicular Volume Reduction Program that would limit the number of vehicles in the National Capital Region.

P16-M PCSO Lotto Shares To Boost QC Charity, Health Programs

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office turned over checks amounting to over PHP16 million to the Quezon City government as its share of lotto revenues from January to June this year.

Solon Bats For Scholarship Program For Agriculture Education

A party-list lawmaker pushed for the passage of a measure seeking to incentivize students who take up agriculture.

GMA Network, Nestlé PH Partner For Plastic Waste Advocacy

Nestlé PH inks a partnership with GMA Network to intensify consumer education and encourage collective action on plastic waste.

Phoenix Returns To Profitability In Quarter 2

Phoenix achieved its highest return of income since the onset of the pandemic.

First Lady: Presidential Security Group Is Country’s ‘Pride And Joy’

First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos is present during the graduation of the Presidential Security Group from the Very Important Person Protection Course.

DepEd-Leyte Doubles Effort To Find Over 150K Unenrolled Learners

The Department of Education in Leyte is stepping up its efforts to encourage learners to enroll for the new school year as there are only two weeks left before the start of classes.

100 Housing Units Handed Over To Davao Del Norte Indigenous People

The National Housing Authority in Davao Region turned over 100 housing units to the indigenous people in Davao del Norte.

August 11 Declared Special Non-Working Day In Samar

Malacañang has declared Aug. 11 as a special non-working holiday in the entire Samar.

80 Iloilo City Kids To Make Friends Abroad Via Pen Pal Program

Children in Iloilo have joined the International Penpal Program to increase their cultural understanding.

Philippine Travel Mart 2022 Set September 30 To October 2

The country's longest-running travel exhibition will hold its 2022 edition starting Sept. 30.

GSIS To Adopt 25 Schools As Face-To-Face Classes Resume

GSIS will adopt 25 schools nationwide this year with the help of the Department of Education to address the logistical constraints faced by public schools.

Buwan Ng Wika’s Local Paintings With Poems Go Beyond Age, Gender

Buwan ng Wika celebration has become more heartfelt for local artists with the challenges brought by the pandemic.

LGU Lifts Covid Protocols, Fees To Lure Tourists Back To Sagada

Sagada to lift all requirements for tourists that were put in place during the lockdown.

Maymay, Out To Showcase Her Beauty And Sexiness In “Slay”

Maymay Entrata is ready to channel her inner self as the newest cover girl.

Bed Weather: Here’s How You Can Stay Productive During Rainy Days

You can actually make the most of your lazy days this rainy season.

More Jobs Await Antiqueños As New Call Center Starts Ops Soon

The newly raised call center in Antique has been seen to provide more employment and business opportunities to the residents.

Over 969K Ilocos Residents Get Booster Jabs

The Department of Health Center for Health Development in the Ilocos Region has recorded more individuals who have received booster shots as of August 7.

MMDA Welcomes Review Of No-Contact Apprehension Policy

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority welcomed the call for a legislative investigation into the no-contact apprehension policy following complaints of excessive fines without due process by some motorists.

Ople, ‘Dream Team’ Vow To Make Department Of Migrant Workers Home For OFWs, Families

Department of Migrant Workers Secretary Susan Ople assured her agency will now become a home for overseas Filipino workers as well as their families.

First Lady To Batangas Graduates: Make PH ‘Better Place To Live In’

First Lady Louise Araneta Marcos has encouraged the graduates of the University of Batangas to use their talents to help others and make the Philippines a better place to live in.

How To Keep The Bad Luck Away This Ghost Month

There’s nothing wrong with being cautious.

Bongbong Marcos Visits Father’s Tomb At Libingan Ng Mga Bayani

President Marcos Jr. visited the grave of his father, after attending the state funeral of former president Fidel V. Ramos.

Tulfo Calls For Probe Into Recurring Power Outages, Rotational Blackouts In PH

"Hindi ko tatantanan itong problemang ito," said Senator Raffy Tulfo, who wants to investigate the persistent and recurring power outages and rotational blackouts in parts of the country.

Jinggoy: Translate Disaster Emergency Alerts To Filipino, Dialects

"Mas magiging epektibo ang mensahe," said Senator Jinggoy Estrada, who wants public service announcements translated to Filipino and regional dialects.