The LTFRB has distributed over P651 million from a P2.5 billion fuel subsidy fund to PUV drivers and operators nationwide, with Metro Manila receiving the largest share. The agency aims to accelerate distribution after initial delays.
The Land Transportation Franchising and Regulatory Board (LTFRB) announces that drivers who have not yet received their fuel subsidy can now claim their payout by registering through a QR code system, eliminating the need for in-person visits.
The Department of Social Welfare and Development initiates a PHP1.5 billion cash relief program for transport sector drivers in Metro Manila, with plans for nationwide expansion to cushion fuel price impacts.
The Department of Budget and Management plans to allocate P20 billion from the Malampaya gas project fund to bulk oil purchases in response to Middle East tensions, potentially boosting crisis response funds to P230 billion.
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The National Maritime Polytechnic has requested a P505.5-million budget for Fiscal Year 2027 to fund new training facilities and equipment, following record trainee numbers in 2025.
LTFRB 7 calls on drivers and operators to submit complete requirements for the Fuel Subsidy Program by March 23, 2026, with funds to be credited directly to active e-wallet accounts.
The Philippine government is speeding up distribution of P5,000 fuel assistance to nearly 400,000 public transport drivers, expanding to ride-hailing vehicles, taxis, jeepneys, and buses nationwide by April.
Bacolod Rep. Alfredo Benitez says the Visayan Bloc fully supports Speaker Faustino Dy III's leadership in the House, highlighting transparent budget reforms and healthcare initiatives with Philhealth.
The Philippine Senate has passed a bill granting the President authority to suspend excise taxes on petroleum products to provide immediate relief from rising global oil prices, with extensive safeguards and fiscal considerations.
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The House of Representatives aims to pass a bill granting the President emergency powers to temporarily reduce or suspend excise taxes on petroleum products to address soaring global oil prices and provide public relief.
The Philippine House of Representatives has passed a bill allowing President Marcos Jr. to temporarily reduce or suspend excise taxes on petroleum products during economic crises, aiming to mitigate rising fuel costs and their impact on transportation and
The Department of Budget and Management refutes claims of withholding funds for public works, citing strict adherence to the 2026 General Appropriations Act and proper procurement protocols.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. personally oversaw the distribution of P5,000 financial assistance to public utility vehicle drivers in Manila, with 139,000 tricycle drivers set to benefit from 30 payout centers across Metro Manila.
Senator Imee Marcos files a bill to grant President Marcos Jr. authority to suspend VAT on petroleum products for up to a year during emergencies, aiming to reduce pump prices and aid affected sectors like drivers and farmers.
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Philippine Senate panels approve measures to allow President Marcos Jr. to suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products as global oil prices exceed $100 per barrel, aiming to cushion households from rising costs.
A new bill filed in the House aims to grant the President authority to temporarily suspend or reduce oil excise taxes during economic crises or global price surges, targeting relief for Filipinos.
A House committee has approved a bill empowering President Marcos to temporarily suspend or reduce fuel excise taxes to protect Filipinos from global oil price hikes during national or international economic emergencies.
Leyte Rep. Ferdinand Martin Romualdez expressed satisfaction as a bill granting President Marcos Jr. authority to temporarily suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products advances, aiming to ease public burden amid oil price volatility.
The House Committee on Ways and Means approved a consolidated bill granting the President authority to suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products for up to six months when global oil prices surge, aiming to mitigate economic impacts from Middle
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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. plans to certify a bill granting him emergency powers to reduce fuel excise taxes, aiming to address rising fuel prices amid Middle East tensions.
The 'Usapang Budget Natin' Forum in Cebu City emphasized participatory governance and budget transparency, with officials discussing how the 2026 national budget aligns with local development priorities amid rising enrollment and funding challenges.
Cebu City Mayor Nestor Archival announced a supplemental budget to cover increasing garbage hauling expenses, ensuring no cuts to existing programs. The city faces higher costs due to fuel prices and a distant landfill in Aloguinsan.
Pampanga Representative Carmelo Lazatin files resolution supporting a four-day work week in government offices to reduce energy consumption and costs, citing his successful implementation as Angeles City mayor.
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announces a proposal to grant temporary power to cut excise tax on petroleum if Dubai crude exceeds $80 per barrel, aiming to mitigate economic impacts.
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A new House bill proposes granting the President authority to suspend or reduce excise taxes on petroleum products during national or global economic emergencies, aiming to mitigate fuel price spikes.
The LTFRB advises qualified beneficiaries to validate or replace their cards for fuel subsidies to prevent delays in fund distribution, as President Marcos Jr. announces plans for targeted aid amid rising oil prices.
The Cebu Provincial Development Council has endorsed a massive P66.68 billion proposal for infrastructure and education projects, focusing on climate-resilient schools and coastal protection, now headed for the 2027 national budget consideration.
Cebu City faces a multi-million peso budget shortfall as waste disposal costs soar following a deadly landslide that closed its main landfill, forcing expensive long-distance hauling.
Cebu Province will allocate its P8.9 billion 2025 revenue to priority programs and infrastructure, with strict budget monitoring to address a P3 billion gap and ensure balanced spending.
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The Department of Education will invest P51.45 billion in Central Visayas for 2026, focusing on classroom construction, disaster recovery, teacher hiring, digital tools, and feeding programs to enhance education quality and resilience.
