Two minors were drowned Thursday in floods that hit dozens of barangays along the 220,000-hectare Liguasan Delta, swelled by recurring downpours since Monday.

The government has stopped the deployment of overseas Filipino workers (OFWs) to Ethiopia due to the peace and order problem in the African country.

Taking inspiration from the victory of Pasig Mayor Vico Sotto who ended the 27-year rule of the Eusebios in the 2019 elections, Mandaluyong Councilor Roehl Bacar has filed his certificate of candidacy for representative of the city’s lone district.

The sale of liquor and its consumption in public places are now allowed in this city.

Three persons died and two others were injured when a light truck collided with a car along MacArthur Highway in Barangay Tabun in Mabalacat, Pampanga on Wednesday.

The Sandiganbayan has upheld the conviction of former Samar provincial accountant Romeo Reales in connection with the disbursement of funds for non-existent or ghost employees.

No province is now considered at high or critical risk for COVID-19, the OCTA Research Group reported yesterday.

Children aged 15 and below are not allowed to enter supermarkets and grocery stores in Cebu City starting on Monday.

The Valenzuela government shut down yesterday a park in the city due to overcrowding and violations of COVID-19 protocols.

Flag carrier Philippine Airlines will utilize the Bohol-Panglao International Airport as an alternate gateway for its international arrivals.