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Breaking their silence, the group 'Pari Madre Misyonero Para Kay Leni' forms part of a growing movement in the Philippine Catholic Church to endorse the Robredo-Pangilinan tandem

The Philippine Red Cross (PRC) continues to send hope to those affected by the lingering Covid-19 pandemic. Last February 11, 2022, volunteers from PRC Malabon Chapter provided 200 hot meals to Covid-19 affected individuals at Barangay Panghulo. “Ang aming layunin ay magbigay ng pag asa sa mga nangangailangan lalo na…

THE Social Housing Finance Corp. (SHFC) announced it has released about P2.2 billion in housing loans last year. Broken down, the SHFC said it provided roughly P1.6 billion in loan assistance in 2021 through a community mortgage program (CMP), which led to providing residential units to 8,883 families of informal…

Moreno, who is lagging in surveys, says he draws strength from the enthusiasm of people who greet his motorcades in vote-rich National Capital Region

Former Malabon congressman Federico Sandoval II and his wife have been cleared of graft charges over the alleged misuse of P20 million in pork barrel funds in 2019.

Let’s get groovin’ Over the past years, there has been a resurgence of the ‘70s aesthetic. From food like the shag cake and the fashions we’ve seen on the international runways to the movies shown on the big screen, we are all taken back to that time when Studio 54 is the it-place and “make love,

A total of 128 barangays in the cities of Caloocan, Malabon and Navotas have been declared free of COVID-19.

QUEZON CITY – From an infant slowly treading the growth phase in small steps, the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development (DHSUD) is slowly leaping with calculated strides toward meaningful development as it enters its third year in serving the Filipino people. Coinciding with Valentine’s Day, the Department is…

A majority of local officials in Metro Manila who are running for reelection or are seeking higher positions garnered commanding leads over their rivals, based on a non-commissioned survey conducted by the RP-Mission and Development Foundation Inc.

The Rape of Manila was one of the most brutal and bloodiest battles during WWII with over 100,000 to 500,000 casualties, and over thousands raped by the Japanese.