"This incident is not the first time Chinese-manned dredging ships were caught conducting illegal activities in the Philippines. Since 2017, there are several reports of illegal Chinese dredging activities in different parts of the country," the reso...

Labor Secretary Silvestre Bello III on Monday confirmed that the Filipina worker in Abu Dhabi that was reported missing in March 2020 was found dead in January.

Active cases or those who are still undergoing quarantine or treatment stood at 28,891 or 5.5% of the country’s total, data from the Department of Health showed.

CHED says universities should offer alternatives for students who would not opt to come to class physically with the pandemic still ongoing.

Dr. Guido David, a member of the OCTA Research Group, said the capital region, which accounts for 42% of the country’s COVID-19 infections, should not risk an increase in cases while the government implements the vaccination program.

(Updated) Asked about what families should do about bigger children who don't fit in the limited backseat of their vehicles, LTO Metro Manila chief Guinto said: "Ma'am, I suppose you should get a bigger car. We will take note of that."

The delay in the delivery of reagents or the main ingredients used for chemical-based tests led to a low genome sequencing output last week, with the Philippine Genome Center testing only 48 samples.

“Although the conscientious efforts of LGUs to mitigate the spread of the ASF in their respective jurisdictions are needed, they still have to ensure that their local policies and directive are aligned and consistent with those of the national gove...

The Supreme Court has conducted mock Bar examinations in preparation for the first digitalized licensure test for lawyer aspirants in November this year.

In a letter sent to Department of Environment and Natural Resources officials, Cagayan provincial government officials, and lawmakers, 74 groups said the activity is “destructive and has irreversible negative impact” to marine ecosystems.