Emilio Yulo News Today

Negros Occidental received the biggest allocation for the Ayuda para sa Kapos ang Kita Program (Akap) in Western Visayas, with 7,440 beneficiaries, or a total o

Senator Lito Lapid confirmed Sunday, April 7, that he is seeking re-election in the coming 2025 midterm elections. Lapid, who is also an actor, said he is running for his fourth term under the Nationalist People's Coalition (NPC).

Negros Occidental 5th District Rep. Emilio Yulo III emphasizes the importance of delivering services to constituents over engaging in politics. As rumors swirl of a potential challenge from Dina Arroyo Tantoco, Yulo remains focused on his duties. Stay updated on this developing political landscape.

El Niño dry spell causes P25M agricultural damage in Negros Occidental. Rice and corn crops affected, prompting calls for cloud seeding operations by Rep. Emilio Yulo III.

BACOLOD CITY: The call for national government intervention to address the continuing plunge of prices of domestic sugar is snowballing.

BACOLOD CITY: The Sangguniang Kabataan (SK) Federation Election in Isabela town was conducted peacefully on Tuesday, November 14, with Allysa Terese Celo of Barangay 3 winning the selection process.

BACOLOD CITY: A lawmaker has advised the sugarcane planters to increase their productivity to cushion the impact of looming lower prices of sugar in the upcoming milling season.

BACOLOD CITY: Negros Occidental Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson called for justice for the members of the Fausto family who died in a brutal killing Wednesday evening in Sitio Kangkiling, Barangay Buenavista, Himamaylan City.

The government is undertaking measures to ensure sufficient supply of water for irrigation during El Niño, President Marcos said yesterday as the state weather bureau warned of a possible dry spell in the latter part of 2023 until early next year.

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Office of the Provincial Agriculture (OPA) has sought a P15 million budget to soften the impact of the El Niño phenomenon to