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.
Five bouncers were arrested at a hospital in Mandaue City for alleged security escort roles without licenses, facing charges under the Private Security Services Industry Act.
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
The Court of Appeals reversed the Ombudsman's decision to dismiss Vice Mayor Noel Dotillos for grave misconduct, citing lack of evidence of corruption in bonus disbursements and contract hiring.
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.
Sean Andrew Pajarillo, charged with reckless imprudence resulting in homicide, appeared before the Cebu City Prosecutor's Office. His lawyer described him as traumatized and remorseful over the death of Kingston Ralph Ko Cheng.
The Court of Appeals has overturned the Ombudsman's decision to dismiss Borbon Vice Mayor Noel Dotillos, citing lack of evidence for misconduct in a P570,000 bonus case from 2019.
A fatal hit-and-run in Cebu City, resulting in the death of young businessman Kingston Ralph Cheng, highlights systemic failures in evidence collection and law enforcement, raising public anger and calls for legal reform.
The Philippine Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex couples can claim co-ownership of property under Article 148 of the Family Code, provided they live together and prove contributions, reversing a lower court decision.
The Department of Justice has reaffirmed its commitment to using all available methods to locate and apprehend businessman Atong Ang, who faces kidnapping and illegal detention charges. Authorities are confident he has not left the country.
The Philippine Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex couples can be considered co-owners of property under Article 148 of the Family Code, based on proof of actual contributions, while emphasizing broader rights require legislative action.
Attorney Israelito Torreon asserts he was merely performing his duties as a lawyer for Pastor Apollo Quiboloy in response to a CIDG obstruction of justice complaint.
The Sandiganbayan has denied former Senator Ramon 'Bong' Revilla Jr.'s motion for Associate Justice Karl Miranda to inhibit from his malversation case, citing lack of sufficient grounds.
Attorney Israelito Torreon has submitted a rejoinder affidavit to the Department of Justice regarding an obstruction of justice complaint filed by the Philippine National Police against Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.
Former DPWH engineers Brice Hernandez and Jaypee Mendoza have petitioned the Department of Justice to exclude certain statements they made as evidence in a case involving alleged ghost flood control projects in Bulacan.
A San Pablo court in Laguna has issued a new arrest warrant for Charlie 'Atong' Ang and five others over kidnapping charges related to missing cockfighters, with no bail set.
Executive Secretary Ralph Recto administered the oath to 140 new DOJ prosecutors, emphasizing neutrality, evidence-based decisions, and accountability to the law during a ceremony at Malacañan Palace.
Albuera Mayor Kerwin Espinosa was released from Cebu City Jail after a court recalled his arrest warrant for murder due to lack of jurisdiction, citing the crime occurred in Leyte.
Albuera Mayor Kerwin Espinosa has been released from jail after a Cebu court recalled his arrest warrant, citing lack of jurisdiction as the alleged crime occurred in Leyte. The court also rejected a law allowing case transfers for public officials.
LTO Assistant Secretary Markus Lacanilao pushes for driver's license revocation and lifetime ban for Sean Andrew Pajarillo, involved in a fatal hit-and-run in Cebu City that killed businessman Kingston Ralph Cheng.
The Philippine Supreme Court has ruled that same-sex couples living together may be recognized as co-owners of property if they can prove actual financial contribution, citing Article 148 of the Family Code.
Around 70 members of the Regional Mobile Force Battalion-14B in Lamitan City, Basilan were relieved following reports of hazing against newly assigned police officers. Twelve personnel, including a colonel, face charges under the anti-hazing law.
Roel Lauron Judilla, a top 2 most wanted person for murder, was arrested in San Fernando, Cebu, based on a warrant issued in September 2025. The suspect allegedly shot his neighbor while drunk.
A 21-year-old man driving without a license has been placed under hospital arrest after a hit-and-run incident in Cebu City that killed a pedestrian and damaged property.
A dump truck driver in Toledo City, Cebu, was arrested for qualified theft after allegedly stealing vehicle parts and iron from a workplace and selling them.
The Supreme Court's final ruling against impeachment complaints targeting Vice President Sara Duterte establishes new legal barriers and transforms accountability mechanisms in Philippine governance.
Tuburan Municipal Police Station arrested a Top 5 Regional Most Wanted Person in Barangay Colonia, Tuburan, on February 5, 2026, for rape and sexual assault charges.
Police in Barotac Nuevo, Iloilo, arrested the province's sixth most wanted person for rape during a warrant operation in Barangay Tinori-an on February 6, 2026.
A 42-year-old licensed customs broker was found shot dead in a remote area of Lapu-Lapu City. Police are reviewing CCTV footage and investigating the motive, with robbery ruled out as personal belongings were untouched.
Former Albuera Mayor Kerwin Espinosa voluntarily surrendered to NBI-Cevro in Cebu on February 5, 2026, following a murder warrant, with two co-accused also in custody.