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The police are investigating damage caused at several city-owned properties. Some have been arrested, but police are looking for others involved.

According to police, the incidents will be investigated to the fullest extent and arrests will be made in an effort to deter criminal behavior.

If you’ve had enough of the tropical heat in the metro, why not go on a trip to Baguio? Best known as the summer capital of the country, Baguio is definitely one of the best travel destinations especially as the temperatures rise across the country. With community restrictions easing up, GCash, the

Wanna know what restaurants in Baguio locals recommend? Here are the dining spots you can’t afford to miss when on vacation in the City of Pines.

DECONGEST CITY CENTER. Undated photo shows Burnham Park in Baguio City with the central business district (CBD) in the backdrop, which the local government plans to decongest by developing six nearby growth nodes. Aileen Refuerzo, city chief information officer, on Monday (April 4, 2022) said that while new economic areas will soon rise, the CBD will remain the prime commercial and institutional center. (PNA DECONGEST CITY CENTER. Undated photo shows Burnham Park in Baguio City with the central ...

Whether youre planning on hiking or driving, Anderson County has you covered with locations to watch the last light of day escape into the night.

Don your green and grab your bagpipes, its time for Dublins St. Patricks Day Festival 2022.

Baguio City Budget Officer Leticia Clemente (Screengrab from 'Ugnayan' program live video) BAGUIO CITY - The city government has come up with a list of projects to attract investments aimed at generating revenues to boost the local economy and sustain the continuing coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) response. "We have a list of several priority areas of investment that signals the start of a new day, a new Baguio for all investors," lawyer Leticia Clemente, City Budget Office...

BAGUIO CITY – The city government here hopes to create some 2,000 jobs when it starts implementing numerous big-ticket infrastructure projects in partnership with the national government. Aileen Refuerzo, chief city information officer, on Monday said “the project funded by the local government, na

Warming shelters opened up as temperatures plunged, and crews continued working all hours of the day clearing streets from Sunday’s heavy snowfall. Officials with the City of Tacoma’s Department of Public Works said their community received about four inches of snow.