Zamboanga Mayor Cracks Down on Littering Street Vendors
Zamboanga City Mayor Khymer Olaso orders penalties for vendors littering on RT Lim Boulevard. He urges public cooperation for cleanliness to prevent flooding and sea pollution. Read more.
Category : Environment
Zamboanga Sibugay Farmers Get Land Titles, Debt Relief
Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries in Ipil, Zamboanga Sibugay receive land titles and Certificates of Condonation, boosting land tenure security and farmer empowerment. Read more.
Lake Holon Closed for Annual Conservation Until March 2026
Lake Holon in South Cotabato is closed for its annual conservation period from Jan 3 to March 2026. The DENR supports the move to protect biodiversity and water quality.
New Box Jellyfish Species Found in Philippines
Marine researchers document new box jellyfish species in the Philippines, enhancing biodiversity records and understanding of venomous marine life. Learn about the discoveries and citizen science efforts.
Davao City Records First 2026 Fires in Home and Mall
Davao City saw two major fires on January 2, 2026: a house fire caused by faulty wiring and a Level 3 blaze at Gaisano Citygrand mall. Authorities urge electrical safety checks.
Mayon Volcano Alert Level 2: No Level 3 Yet, Says Phivolcs
Phivolcs raises Mayon Volcano's alert to Level 2 due to increased rockfalls but says a jump to Level 3 is unlikely for now. Stay updated on the latest volcanic activity.
DENR 2025 Gains: Forest Recovery, Water Security
The DENR reports significant progress in forest restoration, water management, and climate resilience in 2025 as the Philippines faces extreme weather. Learn about the key initiatives and data.
Shear Line, Amihan, Easterlies Bring Rains to PH
PAGASA's latest advisory forecasts widespread rains across the Philippines due to the shear line, northeast monsoon, and easterlies. Stay updated on weather conditions and travel warnings.
Cebu's Homelessness Crisis: A Silent Urban Emergency
Cebu City faces a deepening homelessness crisis driven by an affordability gap. Discover the new transitory shelter approach and the challenges of enforcement. #Cebu #Urbanization
AIM Graduates 350 Leaders for Disaster Risk Management
The Asian Institute of Management's latest graduates, trained in Disaster Risk and Crisis Management, are set to fill a critical leadership gap in the Philippines and Asia. Learn how they plan to transform policy.
Philippines Renewable Energy Hits 32%, Targets 50% by 2040
The Philippines' renewable energy share nears 35% goal, with new projects adding thousands of MW. DOE Secretary Garin outlines plans for cleaner energy and improved disaster response. Read more.
Deadly Fire at Swiss Ski Resort Bar Kills 40
A devastating fire at a bar in Crans-Montana, Switzerland, on New Year's Eve has resulted in 40 deaths and 115 injuries. Read the latest updates on the tragedy and the ongoing investigation.
Zamboanga Fire Destroys P960K Properties on New Year's Eve
A commercial establishment in Zamboanga City was gutted by fire on December 31, 2025, causing an estimated P960,000 in damage. Read the full report on the incident.
Cebu Typhoon Survivors Share Stories of Loss and Hope
Survivors in Balamban, Cebu recount the destruction from Typhoon Tino's flash floods. As 2026 begins, they share messages of resilience, community aid, and a plea for a better year. Read their powerful stories of recovery.
Cebu Advocates Push for Exclusive Bike Lanes to Ease Traffic
Cycling advocates in Metro Cebu demand exclusive, protective bike lanes to solve crippling traffic, boost the economy, and promote sustainable mobility. Learn why current infrastructure is failing.
Cebu's 2025 twin disasters expose critical gaps in preparedness
Cebu faced a compounded crisis in 2025 with a magnitude 6.9 quake followed by Typhoon Tino, affecting over 753,000 people. The disasters revealed urgent needs in infrastructure, coordination, and risk-based planning for the province's future resilience.
Cebu's First 6 Months: Quake and Typhoon Response
Governor Pamela Baricuatro details Cebu's disaster response to a magnitude 6.9 earthquake and Typhoon Tino, focusing on recovery and transparency. Read about the ongoing rehabilitation efforts.
PH Sets P10.39/kWh Cap for First Offshore Wind Auction
The ERC sets a P10.3859/kWh reserve price for the Philippines' first offshore wind auction, targeting 3,300 MW. Public consultations start Dec. 12. Read the full story.
ACEN Achieves 100% Renewable Energy Generation
ACEN reaches a historic 100% renewable energy generation, completing a strategic shift from coal. The company now targets net-zero by 2050. Read the full story.
Citicore Power Declares Property Dividends for CREC
Citicore Power transfers CREC shares to its two shareholders, streamlining ownership while maintaining majority control. The move awaits regulatory approval.
NIA Completes Baluran River Project in Zamboanga Sibugay
The National Irrigation Administration completed a river-clearing and dike project along the Baluran River, benefiting 33 farmers and protecting 214 hectares of farmland in Zamboanga Sibugay.
Cebu Typhoon Survivors Face New Year with Courage
Months after Typhoon Tino, Balamban families rebuild. Read their stories of loss, faith, and hope for 2026. Discover how communities are recovering.
Small Fishermen in Palawan, E. Samar Face Livelihood Crisis
Small-scale fishermen in Palawan and Eastern Samar battle illegal fishing and commercial competition, with catches plummeting. Read their plea for government intervention to save their way of life.
Pumpboat Sinks Near Bohol, 18 Rescued by Coast Guard
18 individuals were rescued after a pumpboat capsized near Gilutungan Island. The Philippine Coast Guard urges maritime safety vigilance during the holiday travel rush.
Cebu's 2025: Resilience After Earthquake, Typhoon Tino
As 2025 ends, Cebu reflects on a year tested by a magnitude 6.9 earthquake and deadly Typhoon Tino. We remember the lives lost and the community spirit that shone through the darkness. Let's build a safer, more prepared Cebu in 2026.
18 Rescued in Bohol Sea Banca Capsizing, PCG Issues Warning
Philippine Coast Guard rescues 18 after a motorized banca capsizes near Gilutungan Island. Authorities urge strict maritime safety compliance during the holiday travel surge. Read the full story.
45-Year Data Shows Philippine Typhoon Patterns
A 45-year analysis of Philippine tropical cyclones reveals key patterns: northern storms are stronger & slower, southern ones are faster. Learn how this impacts disaster preparedness.
Filipinos Seek Reliable Daily Commutes in Congested Cities
Explore how Metro Manila, Cebu, and Davao residents navigate daily travel gaps. With 70% using multiple transport modes, discover the shift towards comfort and reliability.
SPMC Calls for Community Disaster Preparedness in Davao
SPMC's disaster unit urges Davao communities to engage in preparedness. Experts highlight mass casualty training as critical, with local teams already capacitated. Learn how to get involved.
Lake Holon Closure 2026, DENR Cites Event Violation
DENR-Soccsksargen cites Holonman Aquathlon 2025 for permit violation. Lake Holon, South Cotabato, will close Jan 3-Mar 2026 for annual conservation. Learn the details and support preservation.
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