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LTFRB Chief Eyes Upgrades On Edsa Busway

Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board chair Cheloy Garafil is looking to improve the riding experience at the Edsa Carousel bus after taking a ride at the route herself on Tuesday.

PBBM Wants Immediate Release Of Phil IDs

President Marcos Jr. has ordered the faster distribution of the national IDs to enable Filipinos to use them by 2023.

‘Shot Puno!’ No More: Lawmakers Seek To Raise Legal Drinking Age To 21

Minors under 21 and individuals with mental disabilities might soon be barred from purchasing alcoholic beverages.

Marcos Virtually Meets With NEDA Chief Balisacan

President Marcos Jr. met with Socioeconomic Planning Secretary Arsenio Balisacan via teleconference to further discuss inflation.

Comelec Lists 60K New Voters For Village Polls In Davao Region

The Comelec in Davao has recorded over 60,000 voter applications for the December 2022 barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan elections, an official said.

Probationers, Parolees Plant Trees In Pangasinan Town

Probationers and parolees, together with the police and personnel of the municipalities, have planted over 500 tree seedlings in Pangasinan.

BARMM, ILO Partner To Address Child Labor Issue

The Bangsamoro Region has partnered with the International Labor Organization to address the problem of child labor in the region.

Shopee Sellers Share Tips On How They Were Able To Build A Successful Business Online

Davao-based Shopee sellers prove that one can still manage to start an online business and become successful with inflation.

Healthy Noodle Alternatives When You’re Craving For Instant Ones

Planning to eat some instant noodles? You might want to swap that for something better this rainy season.

PH Listed Among 40 ‘Most Beautiful’ Countries

New York-based Condé Nast Traveler has recognized the Philippines' charm once again, listing it as one of the 40 most beautiful countries in the world.

Tourists Told To Take Precautions As Banaue Reopens Sites

The local government of Banaue, Ifugao reminded tourists to take extra precautions when visiting its various destinations due to flash floods in the area last week.

EDSA Timog Flyover To Reopen On July 25

The southbound portion of the Timog Flyover along Edsa will reopen to motorists on July 25, with major repairs already completed “ahead of schedule.”

Post Office Clarifies Delivery Of PhilSys IDs

The Post Office clarified issues in the delivery of the PhilSys IDs, saying they have delivered over 13.7 million PhilSys IDs turned over for dispatch to their intended recipients.

PBBM Wants More Infra Projects To Boost Tourism

President Marcos Jr. has expressed his plan to pursue more policies and infrastructure projects that would help promote the tourism industry in the country.

Senators Propose Measures To Boost Covid-19 Vax Campaign

Senators pushed for more Covid-19 vaccinations and booster shots as the number of cases in the country starts to rise again.

High Vax Coverage, Vax Suitability, Crucial To Combating Pneumonia In PH, Says Vax Expert

A vaccine expert stressed the importance of two key measures to combat pneumonia in the country.

Is A Folded Bill Not Accepted? Post On Rejected 1K Polymer Banknote Causes Online Uproar

Not to be folded, creased, or crumpled. A viral post has Filipinos questioning the new bill’s efficiency.

What You Should Know About The New Apple MacBook Air With M2 Chip

Heads-up, Apple enthusiasts! The new Macbook Air with M2 Chip will soon be available in the PH!

3-Minute On The Go Makeup Routine For Every Busy Pinay

Slay your day with a minimal make-up routine made for a busy woman like you.

Celebs Who Mourn The Death Of Their Fur Babies This Year

Saying goodbye is never easy, especially for these celebrities who love and treat their pets like family.

STI ESG Inaugurates New Academic Center In Legazpi

STI officially inaugurated its new Academic Center to accommodate more senior high school and college students in Legazpi City.

Maguindanao Widows Of War Get Aid From BARMM

Officials in the Bangsamoro Region have joined hands to provide cash aid and livelihood training to a group of widowed women in Maguindanao.

Batac Farmers Get More Farm Machinery To Boost Food Security

Farmers in Batac City, Ilocos Norte have received another batch of farm machinery to help farmers in the province.

Abalos Vows More Support To BARMM

An official of the Bangsamoro Region lauded the Department of the Interior and Local Government Secretary Benhur Abalos for his commitment to support the programs for local government units in the region.

Negros Occidental Promotes Bamboo Tech For Housing Needs

The Negros Occidental provincial government has implemented various initiatives to promote the use of bamboo technology in building houses for Negrenses.

99% Of Ilocos Norte Target Population Fully Vaccinated

The Ilocos Norte has already fully vaccinated 99 percent of its eligible population against Covid-19, more than a year after the vaccination rollout in the country.

Plastic Bag Ban Creates New Opportunities In Tanzania

The blanket ban on plastic bags that Tanzania introduced three years ago has unleashed a huge market potential for eco-friendly paper bags, creating new opportunities for local traders.

Millennials, Gen Z Workers Report Higher Levels Of Stress And Anxiety — Study Finds

Millennials and Gen Z workers in the Philippines reported higher levels of stress and anxiety compared with a year earlier, according to a survey conducted by Deloitte Global 2022.

UK-Based Filipina Nurse To Receive George Cross Award From Queen Elizabeth II

May Parson to represent the UK’s National Health Services and to receive the highest award from Queen Elizabeth II.

PhilSys Data Secured Under Authentication Program

The Philippine Statistics Authority continues its intensive information and education campaign to achieve an inclusive digital economy under the Philippine Identification System project during the Marcos administration.

Philippine Airlines Eyes Expansion Of Hong Kong Services

Philippine Airlines is looking at expanding its services to and from Hong Kong as the special administrative region eases its Covid-19 restrictions.

DepEd Eyes November 2 Start Of Mandatory In-Person Classes

The Department of Education said that mandatory classes for all public and private schools nationwide will start by November 2 to ensure educational recovery in the country.

Police Chiefs Told To Update Crime Mapping Data

The Philippine National Police ordered all police chiefs and station commanders to regularly update crime mapping data in their respective areas of responsibility.

July-August Harvest To Help Address Chicken Shortage

The Bureau of Animal Industry expects the next poultry harvest in July and August to help cut the current shortage of chicken supply.

Comelec Opens Satellite Voter Registration In NCR

Venues and scheduled dates for Comelec's satellite registration in several areas in Metro Manila are now open.

San Juanico View Deck Gives Tourists Safer Area To Take Selfies

The Department of Public Works and Highways completed the observation deck and boardwalk of the iconic San Juanico Bridge in Tacloban City.

71M Filipinos Fully Vaxxed Vs. Covid, Over 950K Get 2nd Booster

About 71 million Filipinos are fully vaccinated against the coronavirus and over 954,000 Filipinos have received their second booster shot, a health official said.

106-Year-Old Granny In Pangasinan Reveals Secret To Long Life

Surrounded by some of her children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren, grandmother Segundina Laforteza Quinto celebrated her 106th birthday on Sunday.

DOH: Covid-19 Vax Sites Soon Up In Schools, Public Markets

The Department of Health is setting up vaccination sites in areas commonly visited by the public to ramp up the Covid-19 booster shot uptake.

Ninja Van Philippines Becomes First Private Courier Partner Of The Supreme Court

Ninja Van Philippines has now been officially granted accreditation by the Supreme Court as its first private courier partner.

First Filipino Ph.D. Holder From The World Deaf Leadership Scholarship Program

A Filipino Deaf community leader, Raphael Vergel de Dios Domingo, is the first doctorate degree recipient of the Nippon-Gallaudet World Deaf Leadership Program.

Bacolod City Reviews Vaccine Purchase Deal With AstraZeneca

Bacolod City is now reviewing the purchase agreement with AstraZeneca after the manufacturer asked for payment for the remaining doses of Covid-19 vax that the city has not officially received.

Chie Woos Kyle, Kyle Goes ‘Yolo’ In iWantTFC’s “Beach Bros”

The iWantTFC original series "Yolo" can now be streamed for free this Saturday, July 16.

Department Of Transportation To Push Fleet Rationalization Plan

The Department of Transportation is working on pushing fleet rationalization in preparation for the full resumption of face-to-face classes in November.

Lifting Of Mask Mandate Depends On Covid-19 Metrics

The lifting of the face mask mandate depends on the COVID-19 metrics monitored nationwide, an infectious diseases expert said.

Parish Pastoral Council For Responsible Voting Looking For New Head

The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting is now looking for a new head.

Presidential Security Group To Ensure Secured PBBM’s 1st SONA

The Presidential Security Group ensures the safety and security for the first State-of-the-Nation Address of President Marcos Jr. on July 25.

Daily Average Of Covid-19 Cases From July 4-10 Up By 39%

The country's daily average of Covid-19 cases went up by 39 percent from July 4 to 10, the Department of Health reported.

Pacquiao To Return In Boxing Vs. Korean Youtuber In An Exhibition Match

Pacquiao is set to return to the boxing scene with his exhibition match against a Korean Youtuber.

Shawn Mendes Postpones World Tour, Citing Mental Health Issues

The Canadian singer and hitmaker is taking a break from his world tour to prioritize his mental health.