"Tonight will not be forgotten by EDSA commuters who waited in queues for 3-5 hours to catch their rides and by those forced to walk home. Commuters deserve better,” Move as One Coalition convener Robert Siy said in a tweet Wednesday night.

A 69-year-old man has claimed the P79.6-million lotto jackpot at the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office in Mandaluyong.

The Pasay government will suspend its COVID-19 vaccination program beginning today until Easter Sunday.

A woman was arrested after she accepted a parcel, which contained four kilos of shabu valued at P27.6 million during a controlled delivery operation in Trece Martires, Cavite on Tuesday.

A suspected finance officer of the New People’s Army has been arrested in this city.

A state university in Quezon province has been granted a radio and television franchise for 25 years.

The Department of Health is not ruling out the possibility of a “mini surge” in COVID cases in the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao, where the vaccination coverage remains low.

Quezon City Councilor Patrick Michael Vargas has vowed to push for the passage of the Jobs Next bill in Congress if he wins as representative of the city’s fifth district.

Another complaint was filed yesterday against Presidential Communications Operations Office Undersecretary Lorraine Badoy, this time for red-tagging Ana Patricia Non and other community pantry organizers.

Police and military personnel have beefed up security in pilgrimage sites to ensure the safety of devotees this Holy Week.