A House bill introduced by a Duterte Youth Representative seeks to change the airport's name to MIA in order to make it "easier" for passengers to find the country's international gateway and to give Filipinos a "sense of pride."
Aksyon Demokratiko presidential candidate Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso vowed to build disaster-resilient mass housing and expressed support for the creation of the Department of Disaster Resilience once he gets elected.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Eastern Visayas has released over 25,000 family food packs as an initial assistance to victims of Tropical Depression Agaton.
The Department of Public Works and Highways has finished the widening of the Carmen Junction-Bayambang-Manat road in Pangasinan, reducing traffic congestion.
The long-awaited comeback concert of GMA Pinoy TV was a huge success as thousands of concert-goers flocked to the Dubai Millennium Amphitheatre at the Expo 2020 Dubai as the Expo drew to an exciting close.
Two of ABS-CBN Music’s most promising young artists have collaborated for the official soundtrack of ABS-CBN’s first YouTube exclusive “How to Move On in 30 Days,” which is now available for streaming on digital music platforms.
With only a few weeks before the May 9 elections, the Commission on Elections and SM Supermalls have signed an agreement to allow the public to practice using vote counting machines.
Amid the inclement weather, an official in Davao has advised Dabawenyos to make their homes more resilient to flooding by having them retrofitted or redesigned.
The number of visitors to Boracay Island for the Holy Week celebrations this year is practically identical to the number of visitors during the same period prior to the Covid-19 outbreak.
President Rodrigo Duterte expressed optimism that the next administration will be “much better” in addressing the problems that continue to confront the country.
Three of the country's presidential aspirants have assured the voters that they will never withdraw from the electoral race despite alleged attempts to lure them to quit and make the "ultimate sacrifice".
The City Agriculturist Office in Davao plans to set up at least a thousand rainwater collection systems to help farmers during the dry season in the region.
You might have streamed or heard about the Netflix short film, Heart Shot, but did you know that one of the two leads in the movie is a proud Filipina raised in Makati?
Beach destination? Check! Summer OOTDs? Check! Summer recipes? Check! Summer buddies? All check! Then, how about the summer kits we always tend to forget? Now, go check this out.
“I join the Christian faithful..," says Secretary Carlito G. Galvez Jr. as he hopes the Risen Lord will give everyone strength, passion, and purpose for this year's commemoration of Jesus’ resurrection.
Presidential candidate Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. says to build an immunization registry system for every local government in the country if he wins in the May 9 elections.
Malacañang is elated that Filipinos continue to show support and trust for President Rodrigo Roa Duterte with only over two months left before he steps down.
The Quezon City government will rehabilitate its footbridges, undertake road repairs, and add more street lamps for the safety of pedestrians and commuters.
A Filipino film producer is making history as the first Filipino to ever attend the prestigious European Audiovisual Entrepreneurs Producer's Workshop 2022, where he will collaborate with Afghanistan's renowned documentarist Sahra Mani on a project.
The Department of Science and Technology in Region I awarded a Bamboo Splitter Machine to the ‘kaing’ (Bamboo Basket) makers in Pangasinan as part of the government's tech-based program.
Learn how to develop and execute an effective marketing game plan for your start-up through Entrepreneurial Marketing Convergence Diploma Program that will run starting April 23, 2022.
The government’s Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-Asa program just got better with the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority offering scholarships on vocational courses for applicants.
The Supreme Court stated that 72.28 percent of examinees passed the February Bar Examination, which was the first in two years since the outbreak of the Covid-19 pandemic in March 2020.