Police have identified the person responsible for a hoax bomb threat at a school in Taguig City last week.

Environmental watchdog EcoWaste Coalition and its allied groups have urged the Commission on Human Rights to review its Human Rights Advisory issued eight years ago, which aims to protect the people against hazardous substances.

A pedestrian was killed in Malabon yesterday after he was run over by a sport utility vehicle driver who tested positive for alcohol.

With less than two months before the year ends, the Manila International Container Port has collected P173.6 billion in revenue, surpassing its 2022 target by more than P17.1 billion the Bureau of Customs reported over the weekend.

The Department of Health recorded 1,347 new HIV cases in September.

Beginning last month, Cebu Pacific has increased its service between Manila and the Indonesian resort island of Bali from five times a week to seven.

More than 100 cases of “ikaw ba ang nasa video” message scam were recorded in the past week, the Philippine National Police Anti-Cybercrime Group announced yesterday.

At least two more typhoons are expected to hit the country before this month ends, according to the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration.

Twenty-four suspected New People’s Army guerrillas surrenderd to the military in Ayungon, Negros Oriental over the weekend.

Two persons died and three others were injured when a fire struck a residential area in Las Piñas City on Saturday afternoon.