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Be A Kid For A Day And Eat These Popular Childhood Snacks From The ’90s

Do you still recall those OG foodie snacks from your childhood? Some are still available in the supermarkets and online!

Carlo Bautista Offers Rock Revival Of ‘Hugot’ Song “Hiling”

The contestant from the first season of Idol Philippines Carlo Bautista made the audience applaud through his version of the popular ‘hugot’ ballad song “Hiling”.

Executive Order Needed To Implement Optional Face Mask Use Outdoors

Press Secretary Trixie Angeles emphasized that the public is still required to use face masks outdoors until President Marcos Jr. releases an executive order regarding this matter.

Poe On Text Scams: We Have To Get To The Bottom Of This

Senator Grace Poe showed disappointment in the response of the National Telecommunications Commission during the Senate hearing about the proliferation of text scams.

Department Of Health: Continue Wearing Face Masks

The Department of Health still advised individuals to wear face masks in public to ensure safety from the Covid-19 disease.

Fertilizer Vouchers Aid 10.8K Farmers In Surigao Del Norte, Dinagat Islands

More than 10,000 rice farmers in the Caraga region received Fertilizer Discount Voucher from the Department of Agriculture in support of farmers' productivity and food security in the province.

Shopee Offers Up To 50% Off On adidas Products This 9.9 Super Shopping Day

The amazing deals from Shopee this September are not yet over! Check out these huge discounts on different adidas products!

OCTA: NCR Covid-19 Positivity Rate Rises To 12.7%

The OCTA Research Group recorded an increase of 12.7% in the Covid-19 positivity rate this month, advising schools to maintain the implemented precautionary measures.

OCTA: Optional Mask Wearing May Not Affect Covid-19 Cases Quickly

The removal to the mandate on wearing face masks outdoors was seen to have a slow reaction to possible rise of Covid-19 cases.

SM Prime Expands Sustainable Investments Portfolio

The SM Prime Holdings Incorporation led the celebration of National Green Building Day supporting the advocacy of the country to increase the greener construction sector.

Derek Tumala Talks On Climate Crisis, Art And Science

Filipino artist Derek Tumala depicts the climate crisis in the Philippines through his art collection titled Tropical Climate Forensics.

Singapore Names Orchid After PBBM, First Lady

President Marcos Jr. and First Lady Liza Marcos were chosen to be named after a purple orchid during their state visit to Singapore.

Padilla Seeks More Cemeteries For Muslims, Indigenous People

Senator Robin Padilla proposed additional cemeteries for Muslims and Indigenous People for the preservation of tradition and culture.

Vitamins To Be Given To Over 200K Leyte Elementary Learners

The Department of Education field office in Leyte announced that PHP40 million worth of vitamins will be given away to more than 200,000 elementary students in the area.

Government Housing Seen To Benefit 11K ‘Homeless’ Ilonggo Families

The Iloilo City Urban Poor Affairs Office confirmed that the local government will participate in building six million houses to benefit over 11,000 Ilonggo families with no permanent houses.

Foundation Lauds Study On Narra Tree’s Medical Value

The Million Trees Foundation Incorporation recognized the study done by De la Salle Dasmariñas for finding the usage of Narra as an antioxidant to cure illnesses.

Government, Private Firm Team Up For Online Jobs Training

The Department of Information and Communications Technology and the Cooperative Development Authority partnered with a private firm to provide technical training for online jobs nationwide.

TESDA-Cordillera Administrative Region Trains Bets For National Skills Tilt

The Technical Education and Skills Development Authority based in Cordillera Administrative Region is ready to train 22 scholars and local practitioners for the national skills training competition.

Public Urged To Join 3rd Quarter National Quake Drill

Time to duck, cover, and hold! The Office of Civil Defense invited individuals to join the first physical execution of an earthquake drill during the pandemic.

More Action-Packed Games On GMA And GTV: NCAA Promises Exciting Season 98

The National Collegiate Athletic Association formally opened its newest season with a theme encouraging everyone to achieve greatness every day.

Baguio Police Bags Gold Eagle Award

The Philippine National Police gave a "Gold Eagle Award" to the Baguio City Police Office in recognition of their outstanding service.

Department Of Tourism Invites Singaporean Businessmen To Visit, Invest In Philippines

The Department of Tourism encouraged Singaporean businessmen to visit and invest as the country recovered the tourism sector amid the pandemic.

Quezon City Exhibit Features Over 50 Virgin Mary Images

A mall in Quezon City launched an exhibit of more than 50 images of the Blessed Virgin Mary to celebrate the feast of the Nativity of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

IATF Recommends Optional Use Of Face Masks Outdoors

The Inter-Agency Task Force for the Management of Emerging Infectious Diseases has lifted the mandate of wearing face masks as long as they are low-risk individuals and in low-risk settings.

Government, Stakeholders Urged To Focus On Improving PH Health System

The Commission on Population and Development suggested an advancement to healthcare system in order to know other diseases besides Covid-19 that caused deaths during the pandemic.

More Income For Small Farmers, MSMEs With DOST-Supported Marketing Tech Platforms

The Department of Science and Technology supported technology-based platforms that further assists the production and income of local farmers.

DOST’s #MAGHANDA Learning Sessions Tackle Disaster Warning Systems

Project #MAGHANDA of the Department of Science and Technology started to conduct their learning lessons virtually.

Marcos Mulls To Replicate Indonesia’s State-Run Mall In PH

President Marcos Jr. targeted to implement state-run malls inspired through his state visit in Indonesia.

Sara To Address Teachers’ Needs, Says They Deserve Respect

Vice President and Education Secretary Sara Duterte expressed her appreciation to teachers in celebration of the National Teachers' month.

Capitol Allocates P400M To Boost Agri-Sector In Negros Oriental

Local government in Negros Oriental provided PHP400 million financial aid to support farmers during the pandemic.

PRO-BARMM Gets Patrol Cars To Improve Mobility

The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao government gave 5 brand new police cars to the police regional office in compliance to enhancing the safety and protection to their constituents.

Ilocos Norte-Owned Hotel Opens After 2 Years

Ilocos Norte governor Manotoc has opened the provincial government owned-Plaza del Norte Hotel and Convention Center for lease after being closed during the start of the pandemic.

Negros Oriental Governor Eyes Expanded Daycare Program

Negros Oriental governor Teves plans to enhance the Early Childhood Development Program in the province by implementing Montessori learning system.

Maguindano Town Receives 2 School Buildings Worth P9M From Japan

The Japanese government gave PHP8.9 million fund to a community in Mantanog, Maguindanao to build two new school buildings.

Rescued ‘Big Bird’ In Cotabato City Set For Release

The Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao and their environment officials has released the Lawin that landed on one of the resident houses in Barangay Poblacion 7.

7 Young Zamboanga Weightlifters Feted

The scholars for weightlifting of the Alsons Power Group were recognized by the provincial government of Zamboanga for their exceptional athletic and academic excellence.

Trisha And PJ’s Idol Dream Journey Ends In “Idol Philippines”

Idol Philippines contestants Trisha Gomez and PJ Fabia eliminated for getting the lowest score from the judges and public votes.

Department Of Tourism Certifies Davao De Oro As ‘Important’ Tourism Destination

Davao de Oro province is now included to the important tourism destination areas after declaring the province to be part of "The Colors of Mindanao" campaign.

Prelate: Teaching Kids To Read, Write Part Of Parents’ Duties

Bishop Presto of the Catholic Bishops Conference of the Philippines advised parents to give importance on enhancing their children's skills on writing and reading.

Department Of Education Ilocos Region Records 1.26M Enrollees

The Department of Education in the Ilocos region has reported to have 1.26 million enrollees and still eyes for possible increase due to the on-going enrollments.

DILG: IATF ‘Carefully Studying’ Proposals To Relax Mask Mandate

Department of the Interior and Local Government secretary Abalos Jr. announced that the lifting for the mask mandate is still in the process of an in-depth study.

Expert: College Students Less Likely To Get Severe Covid-19

An expert assured that unvaccinated college students are allowed to join the face-to-face classes because of the low risk for Covid-19 infection in the higher education institutions.

DENR Drafting IRR To Make Firms Accountable For Plastic Wastes

The Department of Environment and Natural Resources stated that they are eyeing the regulation of plastic waste through the Extended Producer Responsibility Act.

ASTI To Develop Robot That Detects Plant Diseases

The Advanced Science and Technology Institute introduced a robot that can help farmers to easily detect plant diseases.

Follow Covid-19 Safety Rules In Workplaces, DOLE Reminds Firms

The Department of Labor and Employment nudged private companies to strictly comply with the safety protocols together with the reopening of the economy.

Ormoc City Pushes For Merger Of 28 Villages

The provincial government in Ormoc intended to merge 28 villages into three in compliance to population requirements.

Typhoon-Hit Surigao Del Norte Town Gets More Aid From DSWD

The Department of Social Welfare and Development in Caraga region gave more than 6,000 food packs to the community in Socorro, Surigao Del Norte who were massively affected by Typhoon Odette.

NFA To Procure 200K Bags Of Palay In Antique

The National Food Authority aims to produce over 200,000 bags of palay in Antique this year.

Additional Protection For Media, Entertainment Industry Sought

Senator Robin Padilla pressed for additional protection concerning artists and other individuals, including the entertainment media.

Cayetano Pushes For Science, R&D To Lift Millions Out Of Poverty

Senator Alan Cayetano urged the government to prioritize the development of educating individuals about science and technology.