The Likud 2 Hydroelectric Power Project is expected to bring in an average of P23 million in sales during the first ten years of its commercial operations, based on BOI estimates. 

Local courts in nine areas downgraded to Alert Level 1 are now fully operational, the Supreme Court-Office of the Court Administrator announced yesterday.

Six persons were injured when an aircraft crashed around 500 meters from the shoreline in Iba, Zambales early yesterday.

With traffic congestion expected to worsen in the metropolis, the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority yesterday launched a traffic summit.

Candidates in Pateros yesterday committed themselves to a peaceful conduct of the May 9 elections by signing a covenant.

The Commission on Elections announced yesterday the composition of two Comelec divisions following the appointment of new commissioners by President Duterte.

The Philippine National Police believes that there was a conspiracy among the people involved in the alleged kidnapping of six cockfight players at the Manila Arena, an official said yesterday.

The number of active COVID-19 cases in the Philippine National Police has dropped to five, the PNP reported yesterday.

Quezon City is now very low risk for COVID-19 amid the continued drop in new cases over the past week, a member of the OCTA Research Group announced yesterday.

The National Bureau of Investigation continues its probe on the allegedly anomalous implementation of the government’s Tulong Panghanapbuhay sa Ating Disadvantaged/Displaced Workers or TUPAD program in Quezon City.