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For the nth time, the city council has asked an audience with Rep. Mark Go to discuss what they call are gross errors in the provisions of the revised Baguio Charter authored by the latter and has since lapsed into law. The invitation came after members aired their dismay and eventually shared their sentiments during

After the COVID paranoia and fear of taking public transport, I have once again rediscovered the benefits of riding or taking Grab Car rides.

The High Court, in its ruling, says establishments within the economic zone are not exempt from paying the mayor's permit

That the Philippines emerged as the ocean’s biggest plastic polluter in the world is alarming and embarrassing.

State-run Power Sector Assets and Liabilities Management Corporation (PSALM) will review the plan on the potential transformation of its Diliman property into a mixed-use complex that will cater to commercial establishments, office buildings and other premier development ventures. According to

An open qualifying competition that will determine the composition of the country’s aquatics team to the Cambodia 32nd Southeast Asian Games will be conducted on February 18 and 19 at the New Clark City Aquatics Center in Capas, Tarlac.

A consortium led by Metro Clark Waste Management (MCWM), which operates a 100-hectare disposal facility in Clark, Pampanga, is pushing for its $220-$250 million proposal to set up a waste-to-energy (WTE) project aligned with the country's sustainability efforts. In a statement, MCWM said the proje

Metro Clark Waste Management, a Clark-based company, has proposed to develop a flagship waste-to-energy project in Clark, Pampanga that is seen to help the Philippines achieve its sustainability goals.

The world governing body for swimming known by the acronym FINA has withdrawn its recognition of the members of the Philippine Swimming Inc. (PSI) board and has established a stabilization committee to run the PSI’s day-to-day operations.

The world governing body for swimming known by the acronym FINA has withdrawn its recognition of the members of the Philippine Swimming Inc. (PSI) board and has established a stabilization committee to run the PSI’s day-to-day operations.