Relatives of the two soldiers killed in an ambush in Sumisip, Basilan, on Wednesday, January 22, will arrange separate "hero’s burials" for each to honor their deaths in the line of duty.

Police agents are assisting the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency in identifying the accomplices of two drug dealers, described as "big fish," who were arrested with P9.5 million worth of shabu in an entrapment operation in Iligan City on Wednesday...

President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has appointed Elizer Salilig as the new national director of the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR).

A party-list group vowed to prioritize urgent legislation that would address the skyrocketing prices of basic goods as soon as Congress reopens following the elections.

The Philippine National Police has started deploying Special Action Force commandos in areas classified as hotspots for the May elections.

Two soldiers were killed while 12 others were wounded when gunmen ambushed Army troopers securing representatives of the United Nations Development Program in Sumisip, Basilan on Wednesday afternoon.

To assist small business owners in Malabon, the city government has granted a 100 percent tax exemption for sari-sari or convenience stores and eateries for 2025.

Around 300 families lost their homes when a fire razed shanties in Tondo, Manila yesterday.

Despite a five percent drop in his voter preference score, ACT-CIS Rep. Erwin Tulfo remains the leading senatorial bet in the May midterm elections.

Dressed in “bloody” snake suits to welcome the Lunar New Year, members of People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals held a demonstration in Binondo, Manila yesterday to protest the use of snakeskin in the manufacture of bags and shoes.