1,500+ Trees Planted in Cebu for Watershed Restoration
Cebu City's Reforest 2026 program plants 1,500+ native trees in Barangay Lusaran to restore watersheds and prevent floods. Community and SPM lead the sustainable effort.
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Cebu quake, typhoon victims still await permanent relocation
Months after a magnitude 6.9 earthquake and Typhoon Tino hit Cebu, hundreds of families spent Christmas away from home, still waiting for permanent relocation sites. Read their stories and the ongoing challenges.
Strong 6.6 Earthquake Hits Off Eastern Taiwan
A powerful 6.6 magnitude earthquake struck off eastern Taiwan on December 27, 2025, causing strong shaking across the island. Authorities warn of potential aftershocks.
Cebu families displaced by earthquake, typhoon spend holidays away from home
Months after a magnitude 6.9 quake and Typhoon Tino devastated Cebu, hundreds remain displaced with no clear relocation in sight. Read their stories and the slow government response.
Davao Opens New Roxas Greenway Park for Public
Davao City's new Roxas Greenway Park is now open, offering a 398-meter green space for fitness and community. Explore the latest addition to the city's sustainable urban development.
Negros Occidental: Boy Injured by Firecracker, 9 Houses Burn
A 10-year-old boy was injured in Bago City after a Santa hat containing firecracker powder exploded. Separately, a fire in Kabankalan City destroyed 9 houses, displacing 91 people. Read the latest updates.
Easterlies, Amihan Bring Rains, Flood Risk to PH
PAGASA warns of scattered rains and thunderstorms in Eastern Visayas and CARAGA due to easterlies, with possible flash floods. Amihan affects Luzon. Check the latest weather forecast.
3 Fishermen Arrested, P865K Gear Seized in Zamboanga
Maritime police in Zamboanga City arrested three fishermen and confiscated illegal fishing equipment worth P865,500. The operations signal a crackdown on violations of the Fisheries Code. Read more.
Pagasa: Fair Weather to Continue Through New Year
Pagasa forecasts generally fair weather nationwide until early January, with no storms. However, localized thunderstorms are still possible. Stay informed with official updates.
Sitio NHA Residents Get Water After 30 Years
After 30+ years, Sitio NHA in Cebu City uplands finally has reliable water via MCWD. Mayor Archival inspected the project bringing relief to 240+ residents. Read more.
PAGASA Forecasts Favorable Weather Until Early January
PAGASA reports no weather disturbances as of Dec 27, 2025, with favorable conditions expected nationwide through New Year's and the first week of January.
Above-Normal Rainfall Forecast for Central Visayas in December
Pagasa forecasts over 200mm of rain for Central Visayas in December 2025, 20% above normal due to La Niña. Residents advised to monitor weather bulletins closely.
New 'Resilience Reporting' Demands Answers in Cebu
After 2025's disasters, a new journalism approach asks why Cebu suffered so much. It shifts focus from survival stories to accountability for flood control funds and failed projects. Read the investigation.
Karaoke Noise Disturbs Philippine Neighborhoods at Christmas
A long-time city resident decries the loss of neighborly respect as non-stop, off-key karaoke singing disrupts the peace. A call for responsibility amidst the festive season. Read the full story.
Cebu's Reforestation Drive Plants 1,500 Trees in Lusaran
Cebu launches major reforestation with 1,500 native trees planted in Lusaran. This effort aims to restore watersheds and prevent future floods. Join the movement for a greener Cebu.
Easterlies, Amihan Affect PH Weather on Saturday
PAGASA's latest advisory details weather impacts from easterlies and the northeast monsoon (amihan) across the Philippines, including rain forecasts and sea conditions. Stay informed for your area.
Typhoon Tino survivors move into new homes in Mandaue
Sixteen families displaced by Typhoon Tino have moved into new prefabricated homes in Mandaue City just before Christmas. Mayor Ouano calls it a step towards recovery. Read their story.
Cebu Governor Orders Stricter Dog Pound Rules, Expands Wildlife Protection
Cebu Governor Pamela Baricuatro mandates stricter LGU dog pound standards and rabies control via EO 59, creating a new Animal Welfare Council and expanding marine wildlife protection.
Typhoon Tino Displaced Families Move into New Homes in Mandaue
Sixteen families displaced by Typhoon Tino in Mandaue City have moved into new prefabricated homes just before Christmas. Read about their journey and the city's Bayanihan Village project.
Cebu Typhoon Survivors Mark Christmas with Resilience
Survivors of Typhoon Tino in Cebu City celebrated Christmas 2025 with karaoke and simple meals at an evacuation center, showcasing unity and hope after devastating floods. Read their inspiring story.
Cebu's 2025 Heartbreak: Earthquake, Storm Test Resilience
Cebu faces twin disasters of earthquake and storm in late 2025, challenging communities. As the year ends, the struggle to heal versus the rush to move on defines the recovery. Read more about Cebu's resilience.
DOE cancels 84 renewable energy contracts in 2025
The Philippines' DOE terminated 84 renewable energy contracts, wiping out 5,372 MW of potential capacity. Find out why and what it means for the country's power supply.
Typhoon Tino survivors move into new homes in Mandaue
Sixteen families displaced by Typhoon Tino in Mandaue City have received new modular homes just before Christmas. Read about their journey from evacuation centers to a safer community.
Amihan, Easterlies Affect PH Weather - PAGASA
The northeast monsoon and easterlies bring rains and strong winds across the Philippines. Batanes and Babuyan Islands face flash flood and landslide risks. Get the latest forecast.
Emergency Fire Near Boddington on Christmas Day
A large emergency-level fire came within 2km of Boddington, WA on Christmas Day, burning 3,700 hectares. Residents evacuated as firefighters battle the blaze. Read the latest updates.
NIA Finds Water Sources in Sulu for Irrigation
The National Irrigation Administration has pinpointed potential water sources in Panamao and Maimbung, Sulu, a key step towards boosting farm productivity and food security in the region. Learn more about this development.
Boy, 12, drowns in Butuanon River, Mandaue
A 12-year-old boy drowned in the Butuanon River in Mandaue City. His father demands an investigation as friends initially hid the truth. Read the full story.
Archival: 3 Major Hazards Found on Sinulog 2026 Route
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival identifies flood-prone streets, poor lighting, and sidewalk obstructions as critical risks for the Sinulog Grand Parade. Read about the city's urgent preparations.
Zamboanga City on Blue Alert from Dec 22 to Jan 5
Zamboanga City's disaster office raises blue alert status for the holidays. Officials are on standby; residents urged to unplug Christmas lights when out. Hotlines provided.
Bacolod Group Questions PrimeWater-Crystal Bridges Deal
Bacolod's Water Watch Advocates demand transparency from Baciwa on PrimeWater's sale to Crystal Bridges Holdings. Consumers fear extended poor service under the joint venture. Read more.
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