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CITY OF MALOLOS: The Angat Dam continued releasing water on its downstream river system for two consecutive days as its elevation is above its normal high-water level of 212 meters.

A study shows the Sierra Madre slows down typhoons, causing them to generate more rain as they linger

CITY OF MALOLOS: The provincial government of Bulacan has come out with an advisory that Angat Dam released water at 11 a.m. on Thursday, November 30.

THE Land Transportation Office (LTO) plans to conduct a nationwide caravan to encourage “delinquent owners to register their motor vehicles amid the strict implementation of “No Registration, No Travel” Policy. According to LTO Chief Vigor Mendoza II, the agency will coordinate with the local government, particularly at the barangay level,…

Pampanga's local government, the Department of Tourism for Central Luzon, and local researchers are trying to safeguard the centuries-old practice of Pamagduman by nominating it to be a UNESCO-inscribed Intangible Cultural Heritage

MABALACAT CITY, PAMPANGA, PHILIPPINES (ANN/PHILIPPINE DAILY INQUIRER) – On Tuesday, a sudden strike by public utility transport groups left hundreds of workers and students stranded in Mabalacat City and parts of nearby Angeles City. The strike took local governments by surprise, leaving them unprepared to promptly decide on class suspensions and arrange alternative transport for […]

THE Anti-Red Tape Authority (Arta) has pinned its hopes on the Senate to approve the P200-million increase in its budget for 2024 so it could expand the coverage of its regional operations across the country. Out of the agency’s almost P800-million budget request, Arta Secretary Ernesto V. Perez said the…

LAND Transportation Office (LTO) chief Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza 2nd suspended the license of a truck driver involved in a fatal road accident in Pampanga that left four minor siblings dead.

Personnel from the DSWD Field Office 3 (Central Luzon) visited the wake of the four children aged 2, 6, 8 and 10 and gave Php20,000 in cash aid intended for

THE Philippine government was urged on Friday to set a clear direction in its nuclear energy policy and expedite plans to switch on the countrys first nuclear power plant in the near term.