House Votes on Impeachment vs VP Sara Duterte
The House of Representatives prepares to vote on the impeachment complaint against Vice President Sara Duterte after probable cause is found. Supporters rally in Cebu.
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Cebu Court Dismisses Terrorism Financing Case Against 27
A Cebu court dismissed terrorism financing charges against 27 Cernet employees, ruling the alleged acts do not constitute a crime under the law at the time.
Woman with Multiple Estafa Cases Arrested After 4 Years
Michelle Go Chu, 44, was arrested in Cebu City on May 15, 2026, after four years of hiding. She faces eight Estafa cases, six with no bail, as part of CIDG's Oplan Pagtugis.
Senate Opens Impeachment Trial of VP Sara Duterte
The Philippine Senate formally convened as an impeachment court in mid-May 2026 to try Vice President Sara Duterte over alleged misuse of funds and threats, with heightened security nationwide.
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High-Value Target Nabbed in Sawang Calero Drug Bust
A high-value target was arrested in Sawang Calero, Cebu City, with 50 grams of shabu and a firearm. Police commend the operation's success.
Cebu City Plans Busking Zones After Harmonica Player Arrest
Cebu City is creating designated busking zones after the controversial arrest of a 68-year-old harmonica player sparked public outrage and debate on street performance vs. mendicancy.
Lapu-Lapu City May End 4-Day Workweek, Emergency Plans
Lapu-Lapu City government considers ending the compressed workweek amid energy and economic issues. Officials announce emergency measures including price monitoring, financial aid, and rice subsidies.
Palace affirms trust in Remulla amid enforcement issues
Malacañang confirmed on Monday that President Marcos Jr. retains full confidence in DILG Secretary Jonvic Remulla despite controversies over failed arrests of Senator Bato dela Rosa and fugitive ex-lawmaker Zaldy Co.
Aquino Seeks Senate Shooting Probe, Warns on Politics
Senator Bam Aquino filed Senate Resolution No. 397 seeking an investigation into the May 13 shooting at the Senate, urging the public not to be distracted by political turmoil amid the economic crisis.
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Lapu-Lapu City Reviews Four-Day Workweek End by June
Lapu-Lapu City is evaluating the lifting of its four-day workweek, with an official announcement by June 2026. The measure was an emergency response to the Middle East crisis.
Police and DSWD Partnership Strengthens 4Ps Community Sessions
The Philippine National Police collaborates with DSWD's 4Ps program to enhance community awareness on laws protecting women, children, and public safety through Family Development Sessions.
Cebu Mayor Proposes Busker Spaces After Arrest
The arrest of a 68-year-old harmonica player for accepting donations sparks debate on busking vs. begging, prompting Cebu City to consider designated performance areas and body cameras for enforcers.
Davao Region Short of Bahay Pag-asa Facilities for Youth
The Regional Juvenile Justice and Welfare Committee 11 reports only five operational Bahay Pag-asa facilities in Davao Region, despite a legal mandate for each province and highly urbanized city to have one.
UCCP Bishops Urge Senate Independence on Impeachment
The United Church of Christ in the Philippines calls on senators to uphold moral courage and constitutional adherence in the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte.
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Davao Archbishop Urges Calm Amid Political Tensions
Archbishop Romulo Valles calls for sobriety and discernment amid rising political tensions, urging Filipinos to avoid emotional reactions and seek truthful information.
USeP Respects SC Ruling on Student Death in Pageant Fire
The University of Southeastern Philippines respects the Supreme Court ruling holding it liable for negligence in the 2006 death of student Cheryl Sarate during a campus beauty pageant, ordering over P6 million in damages.
Why Disagreement Should Not Become Harassment or Exclusion
A reflection on how opinions can turn into harassment, cities are labeled by politics, and people are cast out. True strength lies in coexisting despite differences.
DepEd Launches Centralized Procurement Information Hub
Education Secretary Sonny Angara unveiled a Procurement Information Hub to enhance transparency in DepEd's procurement, ensuring efficient delivery of resources like textbooks and infrastructure.
P11.7M Aid for Former Rebel Groups in Region 12
The national government's Transformation Program gains momentum with P11.7 million in socio-economic aid to 37 former rebel-led organizations in Region 12, supporting livelihood and peace.
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Philippine Senate Quality Dips: A Reflection on Democracy
An analysis of the declining quality of Philippine senators, the legacy of the Marcos dictatorship, and the need for voter education in a flawed liberal democracy.
53IB Names Delta Company Best Company for 2026
The 53rd Infantry Battalion awarded Delta Company as Best Company for 2026, recognizing its operational achievements and dedication. The ceremony was held at Camp Major David Sabido in Guipos, Zamboanga del Sur.
PCG Rejects China's 'Publicity Stunt' Claim on WPS Patrols
Philippine Coast Guard rejects China's claim that WPS patrols are publicity stunts, asserting they are legitimate sovereign activities under UNCLOS.
Iloilo Police Present 140 Surrendered Loose Firearms
The Iloilo City Police Office turned over 140 surrendered loose firearms during a flag-raising ceremony, highlighting community cooperation in peace and order initiatives.
Senate Opens Impeachment Trial for VP Duterte
The Senate formally convened as an impeachment court on May 18, 2026, to begin proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte. Cayetano took oath as presiding officer, with 23 senators present.
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Over 5.1M Register for 2026 Barangay, SK Polls
More than 5.1 million Filipinos applied for voter registration ahead of the May 18 deadline for the 2026 Barangay and SK Elections, with Calabarzon leading in registrations.
Marcos Appoints Kim Robert de Leon as DBM Secretary
President Marcos Jr. appoints Kim Robert de Leon as DBM secretary. De Leon, a former DBM undersecretary, is recognized for fiscal management and digital transformation.
Palace: Marcos Says Senate Shooting Not an Attack
Palace Press Officer Claire Castro said President Marcos does not view the Senate shooting as an attack, contradicting Senator Cayetano's claim. The incident involved warning shots by the Sergeant-at-Arms.
NBI Driver Positive for Gunpowder in Senate Shooting
The NBI driver arrested after a Senate shooting incident tested positive for gunpowder residue, but investigators say it's not conclusive evidence he fired a weapon.
PH Police on Heightened Alert for VP Duterte Impeachment Trial
The Philippine National Police placed Metro Manila and key regions on heightened alert as the Senate impeachment court opens proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte.
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PNP Alerts Units for Senate Impeachment Court Opening
PNP alerts units in Metro Manila and other regions ahead of Senate impeachment court opening on May 18, 2026, ensuring peaceful protests and security.
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