The Philippines on Tuesday saw 5,867 new coronavirus cases, pushing its overall count to now at 677,653.

"This is the reality: containing the virus through scientific approaches will pave the way for economic recovery," HPAAC said.

Can a law used to arrest thousands during last year's lockdown but not applied to a sitting senator still be used against "quarantine violators" in this new round of restrictions?

More establishments have been ordered closed by Metro Manila mayors for the next two weeks, Malacañang said Tuesday, as the capital region and nearby areas struggle to contain an unprecedented surge in COVID-19 cases.

The reproduction rate—or the number of people that one COVID-19 positive case can infect—is now at 2.1 in Metro Manila, OCTA Research fellow Guido David said.

"The IATF is important, but it cannot be led by incompetent and short-sighted decision makers."

“The authorities need to act with dispatch to ensure that these dangerous products are removed from the market and returned to their suppliers for environmentally sound disposal,” Thony Dizon, chemical safety campaigner for the coalition said i...

The 220 ships photographed in the coral reef in the West Philippine Sea look and operate like the steel-hulled vessels that lead the Sansha City Maritime Militia.

Last month, the chief executive signed Republic Act 115251 or the COVID-19 Vaccination Program Act of 2021, which gives indemnity to vaccine makers if their COVID-19 shots cause adverse side effects.

Chief Justice Diosdado Peralta’s term is characterized by a rapid shift to digitization of court process due to the, but the Judiciary also faced mounting pressure on extrajudicial killings of lawyers.