Mandaue Extends Business Permit Deadline for Disaster Relief
Mandaue City government extends business permit application and tax payment deadline to January 25, 2026, offering relief to entrepreneurs impacted by recent floods and earthquakes.
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Mandaue Traffic Agency Adds 40+ New Personnel
The Traffic Enforcement Agency of Mandaue (Team) strengthens its workforce with over 40 newly trained personnel to enhance traffic management and enforcement across the city.
Ex-Fisherman Nabbed in Dalaguete Drug Bust After Plea Bargain
A 30-year-old man in Dalaguete, Cebu, was arrested in a buy-bust operation for selling shabu, marking his second offense after a plea bargain in a previous drug case.
Cebu Raid Seizes 140kg of Hot Meat in Illegal Slaughterhouse
DVMF and police in Cebu City raided an illegal slaughterhouse in Barangay San Nicolas Proper, confiscating over 100kg of pork and 40kg of offal to ensure food safety during festivities.
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Cebu Police Seize 100+ Stolen iPhones in GPS-Led Raid
Cebu City Police, using GPS tracking, raided a cellphone repair shop in Leon Kilat Street, recovering over 100 stolen iPhones and arresting one suspect linked to thefts since last year.
Man Arrested for Attempted Rape of Child in Cebu
A 43-year-old man was arrested in Cebu City for attempting to rape his 5-year-old daughter. The suspect, under drug influence, was caught by a relative.
Davao City Revenue Hits Record Php15.1B in 2025
Davao City's Treasurer's Office reports a 12.93% revenue increase to Php15.1 billion in 2025, driven by business growth and tax compliance, with a 2026 target of Php15.9 billion.
Ex-PNP Chief Torre Retires, Assumes MMDA General Manager Post
Former Philippine National Police Chief General Nicolas Torre has officially retired to become MMDA General Manager, with acting chief poised for promotion.
Trillanes Files Ombudsman Complaints vs VP Duterte
Former senator Antonio Trillanes IV and The Silent Majority group filed plunder, malversation, and graft complaints against Vice President Sara Duterte before the Office of the Ombudsman over alleged misuse of billions in public funds.
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Cebu Police Raid Fencing Hub, Seize 100+ Stolen Phones
A GPS-tracked raid in Cebu City uncovered a hidden room storing over 100 high-end stolen mobile phones, with one suspect arrested. The operation was sparked by victims, including a nursing student, using tracking apps.
Bacolod Kagawad Suspended 6 Months by Ombudsman
The Office of the Ombudsman orders a six-month suspension for Barangay 7 Kagawad Bernabe Sibug in Bacolod City due to grave misconduct, while dismissing charges against village chief Hercy Sibug.
Bacolod Councilor Addresses Food Incident in Feeding Program
Bacolod City Councilor Wilson Gamboa Jr. explains that a recent food donation incident is part of his long-running feeding program, with lab tests showing no health risks from the foreign object discovered.
Mandaue Team Steps Up Traffic Law Enforcement
The Traffic Enforcement Agency of Mandaue (Team) is rigorously filing cases against serious traffic violators to enhance road discipline and accountability, with a streamlined legal process.
Impeachment Complaint vs Marcos Jr. Sent to House Speaker
The initial impeachment complaint targeting President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., citing six grounds including alleged irregularities, has been formally transmitted to House Speaker Faustino Dy for constitutional proceedings.
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PNP Probes Cops Helping Fugitive Tycoon Atong Ang
The Philippine National Police is investigating reports that active and retired policemen may be assisting gaming tycoon Charlie 'Atong' Ang evade arrest, with potential administrative and criminal sanctions under study.
AMLC Freezes P22.8B in Flood Control Probe
The Anti-Money Laundering Council has obtained 15 freeze orders covering assets worth P22.869 billion as part of an investigation into alleged irregularities in government flood control projects.
Zaldy Co Seeks Ombudsman Dialogue Through Priests
Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla reveals former Ako Bicol party-list representative Zaldy Co has sent feelers for a possible dialogue with Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla through priests, amid ongoing investigations into flood control project irregularit
Marcos Jr. Unfazed by Impeachment Complaint
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. remains confident amid an impeachment complaint, asserting he committed no impeachable offense and acted in accordance with the Constitution and law, as stated by Malacañang officials.
Bacolod Police Official Relieved, Transferred to Regional Role
Police Lieutenant Colonel Antonio Benitez Jr. has been relieved as head of Bacolod City's drug and intelligence units, transferred to a regional position with a commendable record.
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Gwen Garcia Defends Health Record as Cebu Governor
Former Cebu Governor Gwen Garcia counters criticism of her health sector management, citing hospital upgrades, dialysis equipment, and rural health programs from her tenure since 2004.
ASEAN 2026 Summit to Boost Philippine Economy, Tourism
DFA Secretary Ma. Theresa Lazaro announces economic and tourism benefits from Philippines hosting 2026 ASEAN meetings during Holy Angel University school tour launch.
Lacson Rejects Minority Report on Flood Control Probe
Senate Blue Ribbon Committee Chair Panfilo Lacson dismisses a minority report on alleged flood control anomalies, citing Senate rules and asserting committee authority, while Senator Risa Hontiveros highlights the probe's complementarity with DOJ and Ombu
11ID Welcomes 18IB in Sulu Pinning Ceremony
The Philippine Army's 11th Infantry Division formally integrated the 18th Infantry Battalion through a Unit Patch Ceremony in Jolo, Sulu, marking a new chapter for the soldiers.
Charlie 'Atong' Ang Surrenders Firearms to Mandaluyong Police
Fugitive businessman and gaming tycoon Charlie 'Atong' Ang has surrendered five registered firearms through his lawyer to the Mandaluyong police, with one rifle reported missing, as confirmed by PNP officials.
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P3.5M Smuggled Cigarettes Seized, Two Arrested in Maguindanao
Police in Maguindanao del Norte confiscated P3.5 million worth of smuggled cigarettes and arrested two individuals in an intelligence-driven checkpoint operation in Parang village.
BI, AFP Arrest Chinese Nationals in Zamboanga for Visa Violations
Joint operations in Zamboanga Peninsula lead to arrests of two Chinese nationals for immigration law violations, with two more identified as persons of interest in ongoing investigations.
Wanted Kalinga Politician Killed in Police Operation
Police neutralized an armed and dangerous Kalinga politician wanted for multiple murder cases, including a 2002 ambush that killed two policemen, after a 30-minute gunfight in Lubuagan.
P286.5K Smuggled Cigarettes Seized in Pagadian
Maritime police in Zamboanga del Sur intercept a motorboat carrying smuggled cigarettes worth P286,500 during the Araw ng Pasasalamat Festival. The suspects escaped. Read the full story.
Daylight Shooting in Zamboanga City Kills 27-Year-Old
A 27-year-old man was fatally shot near a barangay hall in Zamboanga City. Police recovered drug paraphernalia and .45 caliber shells. Read the latest updates on the investigation.
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Davao Broadcaster Convicted for Online Gender Harassment
Jun Digamon surrenders after conviction for violating the Safe Spaces Act. A law firm hails the ruling, stating it sets limits on free speech to protect women from online abuse. Read the full story.
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