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The  Parañaque City government distributed assistance to Tulong Pangkabuhayan beneficiaries on Tuesday, April 18.

The implementation of the single ticketing system for traffic violations in the National Capital Region will begin on May 2, the Metro Manila Council announced yesterday.

The local government of Parañaque will conduct in-house job recruitment for the residents of the city on April 18.

The office of Parañaque 1st District Rep. Edwin Olivarez provided free consultation and check up to around 200 women as well as a "Kilay is Life" activity as part of the celebration of National Women’s Month.

The minimum tricycle fare in Parañaque City increased by P4.00 effective March 27 based on City Ordinance No. 37-22, Series of 2022, which was passed in December last year.

The city government of Parañaque has started distributing P500 monthly allowance for students from kindergarten to senior high school students in public schools, Mayor Eric Olivarez announced yesterday.

Parañaque City Mayor Eric Olivarez warned city residents who are voluntarily feeding stray dogs and cats to be responsible as they are the potential hosts of the deadly rabies virus in public and private places.

The local government of Parañaque City on Monday urged homeowners associations and building administrators to enact a resolution, rules and regulations in adopting the anti-rabies act and other laws pertaining to animal care in the city to prevent the spread of rabies. Parañaque City Mayor Eric Olivarez was pitching to the adoption of Republic Act

Go Negosyo held on Saturday the Women Entrepreneurship Summit at the Ayala Malls Manila Bay in Parañaque City.

The phrase “women hold up half the sky” comes from a Chinese proverb which implies that women contribute equally to society and should be given equal opportunities and rights as men.