Remulla revealed the information during a media interview on Thursday, April 16, saying that Ang remains in the country.

The government has rolled out a discount program where public utility vehicle drivers can get P10 off per liter of diesel; here is where transport workers can avail of fuel with reduced rates.   

The Department of Energy said another round of fuel rollbacks remains possible next week.

The Presidential Communications Office has once again asked the Department of Justice to investigate and file “appropriate legal action” against Facebook pages that are spreading disinformation about the president’s health.

The country’s hosting of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations  summit will have an “Ilocano effect,” according to First Lady Liza Marcos.

Despite the continuing conflict in the Middle East, the Bureau of Immigration said it expects international passenger volumes to remain high in the coming weeks.

The Court of Appeals has affirmed the dismissal of former overall deputy ombudsman Warren Rex Liong from government service over his involvement in the alleged overpriced procurement of personal protective equipment and surgical masks from Pharmally ...

Private toll operators are expected to lose at least P10 million in revenues weekly from discounts to public utility vehicles.

Prosecutors from the Sandiganbayan Third Division conducted an ocular inspection yesterday of the supposed site of a P92.8-million flood control project in Pandi, Bulacan – and to little surprise, found nothing.

After completing its first clarificatory hearing on Vice President Sara Duterte’s alleged bribery and misuse of P612.5 million in confidential funds, the House committee on justice will turn its attention to her alleged unexplained wealth at it...