Tourism stakeholders in Central Luzon have been urged to integrate development strategies, harness new technology and preserve local heritage to help the region's tourism industry remain resilient amid global disruptions and local challenges...

(Updated) A 7.0-magnitude offshore quake struck midday southeast of Sarangani, Davao Occidental.

Three suspected New People’s Army guerrillas were killed as the military intensified its operation against members of the NPA’s Ilocos-Cordillera Regional Committee in Abra yesterday.

A bettor in Negros Occidental won the jackpot in the 6/45 Mega Lotto drawn on Monday night, according to the Philippine Charity Sweepstakes Office.

Twenty-seven high school students fainted after two of their classmates engaged in a fistfight in a school in Jamindan, Capiz yesterday morning.

The first councilor of San Pablo City in this province has been installed as acting mayor following the suspension of the vice mayor.

The BFAR, an attached agency of the Department of Agriculture tasked to implement the Fisheries Code of 1998, said it would ask the high tribunal to reevaluate the issues presented by both parties.

The Teachers’ Dignity Coalition yesterday urged the Commission on Elections to scrap a resolution mandating the expiration of election service credits for teachers.

The number of local government units in Negros Occidental affected by African swine fever has increased to 17 after three more towns reported ASF cases.

Complaints related to anomalous flood-control projects have been filed before the Department of Justice against 20 people including officials of the Department of Public Works and Highways in Cebu.