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Rizal-based online biz Sweet P's Eats and Treats sells its own spin on the Mexican delicacy, taking after the Kapampangan one

THE National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) is asking the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) to provisionally approve the ancillary service procurement agreements (ASPAs) it entered into with three power producers. In separate filings, the grid operator asked the regulator to approve its ASPAs with First Gen Hydro Power Corp.…

Often overlooked by tourists, Bicol is ideal for a secluded seaside vacation. Here are some of the best Bicol beaches for your next tropical getaway!

Central Philippines Tourism Expo to showcase Eastern Visayas’ destinations and tourism products, aiming to expand its network and promote its tourism industry to other regions.

The lone suspect in the random stabbing of six individuals in different areas in Baguio City is facing criminal charges for frustrated homicide. The Baguio City Police Office reported that suspect John Eric Berido, 22, from Sorsogon, randomly stabbed six individuals from Sunshine Park down to a hotel along Kisad Road on the night of

A magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck Batangas yesterday morning, with its impact felt in Metro Manila and parts of Northern Luzon. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology said the quake was monitored 11 kilometers south of Calatagan in Batangas province at 10:19 a.m. It was tectonic in nature and had a depth of 108 kilometers. The state agency warned of aftershocks.

Bad weather due to the enhanced southwest monsoon, or “habagat,” has prompted class suspension in some parts of Luzon.

Presyo Merkado is a daily guide of prices of goods in different markets around Metro Cebu.

Crab gatherers from Gubat town requested a dialogue with the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources to present the socio-economic effects of Fisheries Administrative Order 264, which prohibits the farming, transportation of the following

Sorsogon king crab fishers from the Save Gubat Bay Movement (SGBM) have requested a dialogue with BFAR to discuss their affected livelihood.