Two government employees were arrested in separate anti-narcotics operations in Iloilo and Cagayan on Wednesday.

The mass production of a natural fungus against the red-striped soft scale insect has been sped up to help stop RSSI infestation on sugarcane plantations in the Visayas, according to the Department of Agriculture.

Two people were found dead inside a car parked at a gasoline station along the Tarlac-Pangasinan-La Union Expressway in Victoria, Tarlac on Wednesday afternoon.

The Commission on Elections has issued implementing rules governing the selection of non-Muslim Indigenous Peoples (NMIP) representatives to the Bangsamoro Parliament.

A complaint was filed yesterday before the Pasay City prosecutor’s office, seeking an investigation into Defense Secretary Gilbert Teodoro’s citizenship.

Emphasizing the importance of disaster preparedness in times of calamities, personnel of the Philippine National Police  joined the second quarter National Simultaneous Earthquake Drill yesterday.

 Nearly 300 typhoid cases have been recorded at the National Center for Mental Health (NCMH) in Mandaluyong, according to the Department of Health.

Hundreds of residents of a condominium in Quezon City were evacuated yesterday following a fire.

A Bureau of Plant Industry monitoring exercise has uncovered potential mislabeling practices in rice sold in urban markets, according to the Department of Agriculture.

President Marcos has declared June 24 a special non-working holiday in Manila to mark the capital city’s 455th founding anniversary.