Cebu Hit-and-Run Suspect Posts P72,000 Bail

Sean Andrew Pajarillo, 21, was released on bail for a reckless imprudence resulting in homicide case after a fatal hit-and-run incident in Banilad, Cebu City. His lawyer describes his client's remorse and trauma.

Hospital Arrest and Bail in Sean Pajarillo Case Raise Questions

The case of Sean Andrew Pajarillo, who posted P72,000 bail for reckless imprudence resulting in homicide, sparks debate over justice and legal procedures. His five-day hospital arrest requires clarity on medical certification and fairness in the legal sys

40th EDSA Anniversary: Upholding Democracy's Legacy

As the Philippines marks the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution, CEAP and CBCP-ECCE urge reflection on its lessons. They call for academic holidays, civic activities, and renewed commitment to truth, justice, and democratic values to com

Zamboanga Sibugay, OPAPRU Sign MOA for Peace and Development

The Office of the Presidential Adviser on Peace, Reconciliation and Unity and Zamboanga Sibugay's provincial government signed a Memorandum of Agreement to implement the Localizing Normalization Implementation Program, aiming to uplift former MILF combata

Cebu Hit-and-Run Suspect Freed on Bail, Ordinance Proposed

Sean Andrew Pajarillo, accused in a fatal hit-and-run that killed entrepreneur Kingston Ralph Cheng, has been released on bail in Cebu City. The case has prompted a councilor to propose stricter alcohol-serving laws to prevent similar tragedies.

Senate Leader Calls for Fake Ambulance Crackdown

Senate President Pro Tempore Panfilo Lacson urges intensified random inspections of ambulances conducting fake emergency runs, especially during rush hours, to address traffic hazards and misuse of sirens.

35th Infantry Battalion Command Change in Sulu Ceremony

Lieutenant Colonel Romeo Andres assumes command of the 35th Infantry Battalion in Sulu, replacing Lieutenant Colonel Christopher Genzola in a ceremony presided over by Major General Leonardo Peña, highlighting ongoing peace and security efforts.

Palace Denies Marcos Knew of Flood Control Kickback Scheme

Palace Press Officer Claire Castro refutes allegations that President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. was aware of irregularities in government-funded flood mitigation projects, calling them baseless lies intended to undermine public trust.

Davao Survey: Science, Education Agencies Top Trust Rankings

A University of Mindanao survey reveals Dabawenyos trust science, education, and technology agencies most, while infrastructure and finance departments face skepticism. The study highlights transparency and visible outcomes as key trust drivers.

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