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‘Pabasa’ Reminds Faithful Of Passion Of Christ

How sacred and sentimental is “pabasa” in the Philippines' religion sector? The parochial vicar of the Quiapo Church defined “pabasa” to remind Filipino churchgoers of the trials and sufferings of Christ.

PRRD Admin’s Pandemic Response ‘Playbook’ To Guide Next Leaders

The government is adamant that it will sustain the gains of the National Covid-19 vaccination program through a development plan.

Christian Calendar-Based Names Beginning To Disappear?

Have you observed that the majority of Filipino people's Christian calendar-based names are disappearing and being replaced by foreign-sounding names?

No Covid-19 Active Cases In PNP

Members of the police force are now free from Covid-19 as it did not log any new cases as of Tuesday as released by Philippine National Police Health Service.

Solon Pushes Whole-Of-Nation Approach To Rebuild Tourism

A lawmaker called for a whole-of-government, whole-of-nation, and whole-of-society approach to revive tourism and bolster its full recovery from the impacts of the Covid-19 pandemic.

GSIS Launches 2022 Art Tilt

The GSIS finally opened its doors to all Filipino artists in one of the country's largest and most-anticipated visual art competitions happening this May.

‘Isigaw Mo, Isko’ Manila Concert Rally Lures 80K

If crowd support were the gauge, outgoing Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso is at par with his presidential race rivals despite his poor showing in surveys.

Before 2022: Remembering Campaign Jingles That Gave Us Major Last Song Syndrome

From "Naging mahirap" to "Nandito na si Kiko", which of the iconic past campaign jingles have made you sing-along?

Pacquiao Says He Trusts Comelec, Electoral Process

Presidential aspirant Senator Manny Pacquiao appealed to the public to likewise trust the poll body to do its job well, despite expected hiccups during the first day of overseas absentee voting.

Duterte Not Keen On Ditching Face Mask Until His Term Ends

“I just state my cases, there’s no way that mask will not be required," said President Rodrigo Roa Duterte as he is not keen on ditching the requirement of wearing face masks until his term ends.

New Pangasinan Road Eases Delivery Of Farm Produce

The newly completed farm-to-market road in Pangasinan eases the delivery of the farm produce, the Department of Public Works and Highway said.

Over 600 Roads Set For Completion In Davao Region: DPWH

The Department of Public Works and Highways in the Davao Region said it currently has 431 ongoing road projects and 172 have yet to begin construction.

Balanced Fertilization Cuts Fertilizer Costs By P2-4K – Experts

A nutrient management expert from DA-Philippine Rice Research Institute said that farmers must maximize the benefits of natural sources of nutrients.

15 Best Workplaces To Grow Career In The Philippines, According To LinkedIn

Perhaps you're trying to figure out where you can send your resume. LinkedIn has compiled a list of the top places to work in your field.

Peaceful, Violence-Free Polls Vowed

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte again vowed peaceful and clean elections under his administration.

World Vision Ambassadors Continue To Provide Emergency Aid For Typhoon Odette Survivors

World Vision ambassadors continue to show their support for typhoon-affected communities through heartfelt activities to help raise funds for World Vision’s relief efforts.

Sara Vows To Empower PWDs With More Jobs, Trainings

Vice presidential aspirant Sara Duterte vowed to replicate Davao City programs for Persons with Disabilities by providing them with more jobs and livelihood training.

Kim Kardashian Unites Iconic Supermodels For ‘SKIMS’ New Collection

A Kardashian indeed knows how to step up her game with a good campaign.

Isko Moreno Counts On ‘Silent Majority’ To Take Him To Malacañang

Aksyon Demokratiko presidential bet Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso is banking on the votes of the “silent majority”, whom he said will spell the difference in the May 9 polls.

Be Informed: How PH President, Vice President Are Proclaimed

Following the May 9 election, here's what occurs next before the new president and vice president are sworn in:

Arrivals Since February Reach 202K

After the government formally reopened its borders to select countries, the Department of Tourism hailed the recent increase in the number of foreign tourist arrivals in the country.

DAR Gives Land Titles To 94 Pangasinan Farmers

The farmer-agrarian reform beneficiaries in Pangasinan have finally received their computerized land titles through Project SPLIT of the Department of Agrarian Reform in the province.

First Sustainability-Centric Fund In The PH Caps Anniversary With Top Ranked Returns

The first Unit Investment Trust Fund in the Philippines ended its first full year with a return of 21% - beating its benchmark of the Philippine Stock Exchange Index by over 18%.

Be Inspired To Live A Sustainable Lifestyle Through These Metro Channel Shows

Metro Channel encourages Filipinos to lead inspiring and proactive lifestyles that champion environmental causes via its new show “Sustainable Living” and fresh episodes of “Beached,” “Casa Daza,” and “Metro Home” this April.

Powerup Your Baby’s Skincare This Summer With Johnson’s Up To 29% Off On Shopee!

Treat your babies with soothing baths and receive big discounts by joining Shopee’s Mom’s Club with your next purchase of Johnson & Johnson’s skincare products for kids.

Everything You Need To Know Before Watching “He’s Into Her Season 2”

Hey Bearkadas, season 2 of "He's Into Her" is within reach!

‘Balik Probinsya’ Beneficiary Happy With Lucky Break

One can feel the excitement of Michael Angelo Tel hours before he left Metro Manila for good and restart his life in Catanduanes where he was born through the national government’s Balik Probinsya, Bagong Pag-Asa program.

Villar Cites ‘Build, Build, Build’ Gains

Former Public Works and Highways Secretary Mark Villar has vowed to work for the continuation of the" Build, Build, Build" program if he wins the Senate race.

Restrictions, Incentives May Encourage Filipinos To Get Booster

A health expert believes that imposing restrictions and offering incentives could persuade fully vaccinated people to get their booster shots.

Marco Polo Plaza Cebu’s Sweet Sixteen

It’s a Sweet Sixteen celebration for Marco Polo Plaza this year!

Immigration Bureau On Alert For Passenger Influx During Holy Week

The Bureau of Immigration is on heightened alert as it anticipates a daily influx of arrival this month and is expected to have more passengers between Palm and Easter Sundays.

Gordon Wants Sugar Industry Boosted

Senator Richard Gordon joined colleagues in calling for the strengthening of the sugar industry amid an alleged new proposal of the Sugar Regulatory Administration to import a huge supply of sugar.

Rundown: Meet The Top 32 Finalists For Miss Universe Philippines 2022

We’re one step closer to seeing the new queen who will be the next Miss Universe Philippines.

Popeye’s Biscuits Are Finally Back On Its Menus

The Popeye's Biscuits option is available again at your local branch.

TikTok CookBook: Top 5 Homemade Summer Desserts For A Better 2022 Summer Experience

If you're seeking some summer treat recipes, look no further because we've prepared a list of desserts made by Filipino TikTok creators for you to try.

Netflix’s ‘To All The Boys’ Spinoff Series ‘XO, Kitty’ Starts Production

The story isn’t over yet. The hit Netflix film franchise ‘To All The Boys’ will have its spinoff.

Isko Moreno Vows Equality Among Filipinos In Zambo Sortie

Manila Mayor and Aksyon Demokratiko standard-bearer Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso vowed to push for equality among Filipinos under his administration.

Baguio Pushes For Backyard Gardening For Food Security

Baguio City government urged residents to start adapting urban gardening methods like growing vegetables in their backyards to contribute to food security in the region.

Baguio Starts Recovering Rights-Of-Way From Over 1K Structures

Baguio City government said it has started recovering the road rights of way from over 1,000 public and private structures, and business establishments at the different barangays that have encroached on local and national roads.

300 Farmers In Central Luzon Receive Land Titles From DAR

The Department of Agrarian Reform has finally distributed computerized land titles to 300 agrarian reform beneficiaries in Central Luzon.

5 Delectable Recipes That Will Transform Your Everyday Yakult

Make your favorite childhood drink extra tasty and refreshing this summer with these extraordinary Yakult recipes you can try out.

20 Wealthiest Filipinos Made It In List Of Forbes World’s Billionaires In 2022

Forbes magazine has released its 36th Annual World's Billionaires List, which includes 20 Filipino business moguls.

Sotto Wants ‘Doktor Para Sa Bayan’ Program In Cebu Fast-Tracked

Vice presidential aspirant and Senate President Vicente Sotto III said fast-tracking the free Doctor of Medicine program will put “more doctors in the country, more than lawyers”.

DOLE Sets Rules On Free Covid Testing For Newly-Hired Workers

Guidelines for free Covid-19 testing for newly hired workers have been provided by the Department of Labor and Employment.

More Pinoys Get Jobs After Shift To Alert Level System

The shift to Alert Level System has opened more job opportunities for Filipinos who are bearing the brunt of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, Malacañang said.

Pinoy Innovation Hotbox Philippines Makes The World Your Dining Room

With this NEW pull, heat, and eat Hotbox, you no longer have to worry about cold dinners.

Close Malls, Big Firms To Ensure Power Supply On May 9: Solon

Senator Sherwin Gatchalian suggested closing some shopping malls and other establishments that consume a sizeable amount of electricity to ensure enough power during the May 9 elections.

Gov’t Urged To Quickly Approve Wage Subsidy For Workers

Senatorial candidate Guillermo Eleazar called for the immediate approval of the Department of Labor and Employment proposal to provide a PHP5,000 wage subsidy to around 1 million minimum wage earners to help them cope with rising consumer prices.

Gov’t Has Concrete Plans For Economic Recovery: Palace

The Duterte administration has laid out “concrete” measures to ensure the recovery of the Philippine economy amid the prevailing Covid-19 pandemic, Malacañang said.