Workers in the Bangsamoro region shall get, in two tranches within the year, an additional P50 in their daily pay based on a new order approved and released on Wednesday, July 15.

A low-pressure area spotted outside the Philippine area of responsibility may develop into a tropical cyclone, state weather forecasters said yesterday.

The operation of a waste facility located inside the ancestral domain of an Aeta community in Subic, Zambales has been stopped by the Department of Environment and Natural Resources.

Police have in their custody three suspects in the murder of American marine biologist Kent Edward Carpenter, who was shot dead on Sunday night at his home in Sibulan, Negros Oriental.

Two Filipino seafarers injured during a drone attack on Cameroon-flagged oil tanker M/V Blue returned to the Philippines on Wednesday night.

The Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office has tapped a retail technology firm to widen the availability of lotto games and boost revenues intended for the PCSO’s health and charity programs.

Indirect contempt petitions filed against two state officials and a political analyst who criticized the Supreme Court’s 2025 ruling on Vice President Sara Duterte’s impeachment case were dismissed by the SC.

The Manila city government received a special recognition yesterday in San Diego, California for its use of geographic information systems in disaster response.

The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority has suspended Gabriel Go from joining MMDA clearing operations amid public criticism for shaming a teacher who drove a motorcycle without a helmet.

Japan’s largest training vessel arrived in Manila yesterday for a four-day port visit as part of a maritime partnership between the Philippines and Japan.