The United Kingdom, the International Office on Migration and the German Cooperation donated three ambulances, a speedboat for sea rescue missions, three refrigerated pick-up trucks for transporting COVID-19 vaccines to far-flung areas, solar power g...

Army soldiers foiled what was believed to be a plan of the Abu Sayyaf bandit group to launch kidnapping activities, after they seized a boat and firearms in Indanan, Sulu on Monday, security officials said.

Power outages hit areas in northwestern Mindanao after unidentified men sabotaged the power lines of the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines yesterday.

The Commission on Audit has called on the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao to fast-track the implementation of the P2.34-billion shelter projects that were undertaken during the former Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao.

Live pigs and pork-related food items from Eastern Visayas will not be allowed to enter Negros Occidental to prevent the spread of African swine fever or ASF.

The House of Representatives has passed a bill seeking to provide better benefits for media workers.

The Valenzuela City government yesterday opened a dialysis center exclusively for COVID-19 patients.

Philippine National Police chief Gen. Debold Sinas yesterday sacked from their posts two police officers from the Eastern Police District who tested positive for drug use.

Contracting COVID-19 does not constitute grounds to terminate household service workers or “kasambahay,” according to the Occupational Safety and Health Center.

The number of foreign fugitives arrested in the country decreased by 87 percent last year compared to 2019 amid the ongoing pandemic, the Bureau of Immigration reported yesterday.