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Many community health workers trained through the pandemic face layoffs, your host reports.

The Pasig City local government, together with Psychology students from Rizal Technological University-Pasig (RTU-Pasig), and other officials from the City Anti Drug Abuse Council, met on Monday, Feb. 20, to discuss the programs and initiatives the city is doing to curb the proliferation of illegal

The Pasig City local government recognized the Barangay Anti-Drug Abuse Council (BADAC) of Barangay Sagad during the flag raising ceremony on Monday morning, Nov. 14, after it was declared "drug-cleared" as of October 2022 Barangay Sagad passed the parameters set and judged by the Regional Oversig

The United States vowed to increase its maritime engagements with the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) as a sign of a strengthened foreign relations with the Philippines. Photo by PCG This was revealed by the PCG during the recent courtesy visit of US Department of State deputy director for foreig

The Pasig City local government welcomed officials of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) on Wednesday, Oct. 12, as they inspected the city’s Community-Based Drug Rehabilitation (CBDR) projects, reaffirming their partnership in the fight against illegal drug use. (From

The families of two people killed in a crash on I-275 northbound in July have filed wrongful death lawsuits that claim the driver who caused the crash was negligent, as well as his employer.

A 16- and 17-year-old were arrested and charged with inducing pain after Mason City Schools said they pointed what a driver thought was a firearm at their bus as part of the 'Orbeez Challenge.'

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School board members, parents and government officials share concerns about bringing students back safely.

Fairfield Local Schools is extending its winter break due to an increased level of COVID-19 cases, school officials said in a post made to Facebook.