The Coast Guard District Southeastern Mindanao reveals the M/Bca Amejara was operating outside its franchise area when it sank, citing document inconsistencies. Search continues for missing passengers.
The Apalit local government prohibits blocking roads and sidewalks for personal or commercial use under a new ordinance, with penalties including fines and potential imprisonment.
Former Rep. Aurelio Gonzales Jr.'s repeated use of 'binigyan ko' in a CLTV36 interview has drawn scrutiny, with critics saying it reveals a troubling ownership mindset toward public funds.
The Commission on Elections begins a manual recount of ballots in Pampanga's election protest, involving 48 precincts, at the Palacio del Gobernador Building in Manila.
Police Senior Master Sergeant John Mollenido and three others, including a car sales couple, were arrested for the killing of his estranged wife and their eight-year-old son, with bodies found in Bulacan and Tarlac.
GSIS President Wick Veloso leads open dialogue in Ifugao to address service delivery challenges, focusing on satellite connectivity and on-site support for remote government employees and pensioners.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government mandates the removal of officials' names and images from all government-funded projects to curb political self-promotion.
Government troops engaged suspected New People's Army members in Guihulngan City, resulting in two fatalities and recovery of weapons and documents.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival clarifies that ASEAN-themed tarpaulins at SRP are not to hide garbage but manage the situation during an international event, citing long-term waste challenges.
Police in Panglao, Bohol, arrested a delivery driver and confiscated 182 grams of suspected shabu valued at P1.2 million in an early morning operation, uncovering his alleged large-scale drug distribution network.
A man known as a 'badboy' in Argao, Cebu, was arrested for illegal firearm possession after causing public disturbance, facing charges under RA 10591.
Police operations across Cebu province target illegal swertres gambling, resulting in the arrest of a coordinator and three mothers working as ushers. Suspects cite unemployment and family needs as motives, but face charges under Republic Act No. 9287.
Mandaue City will launch a free ride program for students in early February 2026, using two air-conditioned vehicles donated by MCCI. The initiative aims to ease daily commutes for students traveling within the city center.
The Department of the Interior and Local Government mandates removal of officials' names and images from government-funded projects, citing constitutional principles and COA rules against unnecessary expenses.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival defends using ASEAN-themed tarpaulins to cover trash piles near Barangay Pasil during the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2026, citing a 25-year waste problem and positive visitor feedback.
The Iloilo City Police Office has filed an alarm and scandal case against four individuals arrested for causing a public disturbance along Jalandoni Street in Mandurriao District early on January 31, 2026, despite attempts at amicable settlement.
Two warring families in Panamao, Sulu, have officially signed a peace agreement, ending their violent disputes through coordinated efforts by the municipal government and the 21st Infantry Battalion.
Mandaue City launches a free bus service for students in February 2026, funded by donations and a P40 million budget, with routes from City Hall during school hours.
Filipino citizens express growing frustration with political leaders' unfulfilled promises amid rising costs and inadequate public services. This article examines the cycle of hope and disappointment in Philippine politics.
An analysis of Philippine senators previously known as transparency advocates now facing corruption allegations, exploring the moral erosion in public service and society.
Public transport groups support Acting Transportation Secretary Giovanni Lopez's stance against allowing carpooling vehicles on the EDSA Busway, citing concerns over congestion and disruption to mass transit operations.
The Bureau of Corrections concludes two workshops focused on procurement systems and resource management to improve operational efficiency and accountability in Muntinlupa City.
The Independent Commission for Infrastructure's Project Investigation Task Force held its fifth meeting to discuss irregularities in 79 flood control projects involving top contractors.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development will chair the ASEAN Socio-Cultural Community Council in 2026, emphasizing family resilience, youth empowerment, and inclusive development for vulnerable groups under the RISE ASEAN theme.
Police in Iloilo City have arrested the city's second most wanted person for cyber libel in a coordinated operation in Barangay Nabitasan, La Paz. The suspect faces 10 counts with bail set at P360,000.
Police in Capiz province have successfully arrested the region's second most wanted suspect on two counts of statutory rape following coordinated intelligence operations between municipal and city police stations.
Police in Iloilo City arrested a high-value individual and seized 160 grams of suspected shabu worth P1.1 million in a buy-bust operation in Barangay Ticud, La Paz District.
Police in Antique province have successfully apprehended the region's ninth most wanted individual, facing four counts of acts of lasciviousness under RA 7610, following a coordinated operation in Libertad.
Davao City's agriculture office advises fisherfolk to heed weather warnings and insure vessels following recent capsizing incidents in Philippine waters.
LTO-Davao Region expands outreach caravans to barangays and schools, providing free theoretical driving courses, student permits, and vehicle registrations to enhance transport accessibility.