“We are advising the public to plan their trips and take alternate routes as the DPWH repairs the flyover,” said MMDA Chairman Romando Artes during an inspection at the flyover with DPWH-Quezon City Second District Engr. Eduardo Santos today.

A teenager suspected of stealing equipment at the construction site of the Philippine National Railways in this province was arrested on Sunday.

Two alleged Abu Sayyaf bandits surrendered to the military in Basilan on Sunday.

The coastal waters of Bolinao in Pangasinan are now free from algae that causes the red tide toxin, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources said yesterday.

The incoming congressman of the first district of Samar has been found guilty of simple misconduct in a case filed against him when he was vice governor.

Several power plants went on forced outages yesterday, leaving the Luzon grid with a tight supply for a few hours.

The Department of Labor and Employment has increased the maternity and death benefits for workers in the sugar industry.

The government has created a national task force that will put an end to scams and other malpractices in the real estate sector.

The Anti-Red Tape Authority, Quezon City government and other key agencies yesterday led the relaunching of the government’s online platform for business registration.

The minimum fare of tricycles in Valenzuela City increased to P12 beginning yesterday.