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The DBM has approved the budget for the administration's Walang Gutom program, which will provide nutritious food to 300,000 beneficiaries each month.

After an employee's death, Cebu City's Traffic Management Committee plans to increase security near the Cebu South Bus Terminal to catch bus drivers who illegally load and unload passengers.

ACTION in athletics, boxing and volleyball kicks off the Reserved Officers Training Corps Games National Championships in various Metro Manila venues on Monday. Four gold medals are at stake at the PhilSports Complex in Pasig City as cadet-athletes compete in the men’s and women’s 200 meters 4x100 relays. Heats start at 7 a.m. with the

Senior Undersecretary Sadain, in-charge of DPWH infrastructure flagship projects under “Build Better More”, discussed the Philippines infrastructure landscape

The Davao City government says it will look into the allegations of impartiality against local government personnel

The province of Camiguin celebrates the sweet life and its charming island lifestyle with the recent kick-off of the 44th Lanzones Festival, one of the country’s longest-running cultural festivities. Named after the tropical seasonal fruit which is reputed to be the sweetest of its kind in the archipelago, this year’s edition of the festival is among

TWO weather systems are currently affecting Luzon, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical services Administration (Pagasa) said Saturday.

(1st UPDATE) Law enforcers bust the Makati office of Golden Koi Lending Company based on a warrant to seize, search and examine computer data issued by the Manila Regional Trial Court

The country’s forest cover increased by 5.65 percent as a result of the massive reforestation program of the government, according to the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR). The government has spent around P49 billion in implementing the National Greening Program and the Expanded NGP from 2011 to 2020. For 2024, the DENR, mandated

PWS was established with the strategic objective of significantly reducing landfill waste to 20 percent or less through modern waste management and resource recovery solutions, Prime Infra President and Chief Executive Officer Guillaume Lucci said.