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Amid commuting public’s confusion and outcry due to the barring of the unvaccinated from boarding public transportation in the National Capital Region (NCR), the Department of Transportation (DOTr) on Thursday reiterated that there are exemptions to the “no vaccination, no ride” policy.

'We will continue our efforts so that the casino will not operate ever,' says Cagayan de Oro-based businessman and Catholic layman Tito Mora, one of those involved in the local anti-casino movement since the '90s

Among the hardest hit by the COVID-19 pandemic, the country’s film and music industries are the beneficiaries of tax exemptions and assistance in a bill unanimously passed on third and final reading in the House of Representatives on Monday, Jan. 17. Rep. Christopher de Venecia With Pangasinan F

Usec Diños wish is unconstitutional: Lapu-Lapu brgy prexy

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno Before anything else, I would like to thank the Manila Bulletin family for the opportunity to be a part of this very prestigious newspaper. Thank you too, to our dear followers as this humble column marks its first year anniversary on Wednesday, January 18. God is good!!!

GC Judge Bill Magers will keep his elected office long enough to face the voters because the petition to remove him from office was dismissed Friday

The Marikina City government declared Friday a “health break” for students and teachers amid the rise of COVID-19 infections nationwide.

Marikina Mayor Marcelino Teodoro (File photo) MANILA - The city government of Marikina heeded calls for an academic health break in schools, amid soaring coronavirus infections among learners, teachers, and school personnel. "Dahil sa maraming nagkakasakit na mga bata, guro at kanilang kaanak sa Lungsod ng Marikina, minabuti na magdeklara ng isang Academic Health Break na magsisimula sa January 17 hanggang January 29, 2022 alinsunod sa provision ng Section 16-General Welfare Clause ng Local...

To protect the physical and mental well being of learners and school personnel, the Department of Education (DepEd) announced on Friday the suspension of classes in public schools in the National Capital Region (NCR) on January 15, and January 17 until January 22, 2022 amid rising Covid-19 cases.DepEd-NCR Regional Director…

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