The southwest monsoon is easing over Luzon, but PAGASA warns that saturated soil still makes floods and landslides likely. Here are the areas at highest risk in the coming days.
Iran’s blockade of the Strait of Hormuz is driving up oil prices worldwide, and the Philippines is feeling the pinch. Here’s what it means for Filipino families and what the government can do.
In a world that often feels like a storm, the story of Peter walking on water offers a powerful lesson for every Filipino. It is not just a miracle from the Gospel. It is a mirror of our own daily struggles with faith and fear.
The Southwest Monsoon has flooded major roads and barangays across Metro Manila. Here is the complete list of affected areas as of August 9, 2026, from MMDA and local government advisories.
A decade after its Philippine launch, Pokemon GO has woven itself into the fabric of Filipino life, from Cebu streets to Mindanao fields. One player reflects on the memories, communities, and friendships that made the game more than just a pastime.
Ombudsman Jesus Crispin Remulla directly accused the camp of Leyte Rep. Martin Romualdez of orchestrating the recantation of three key witnesses in the ‘maleta’ cash scandal, deepening a political rift within the administration.
LTO Region 7 launches Plate Spotter online tool for Cebu motorists to check license plate status and claim location, ending long queues at district offices.
The Ombudsman is fighting to keep Bong Revilla behind bars, arguing the Sandiganbayan made critical errors in granting him bail on malversation charges tied to a P92.8-million flood control project.
Cebu’s new People’s Park captures rainwater to ease downtown flooding, combining green space with smart flood control. A model for the nation.
Tropical Storm Maymay crosses Northern Luzon after landfall in Ilocos Sur. PAGASA warns of heavy rain, wind signals, and coastal dangers. Here is the latest.
Visayan Electric warns of higher August power bills in Metro Cebu due to elevated wholesale electricity prices, but says ERC deferments and the Interruptible Load Program are helping to soften the impact.
Twenty-one senators have signed a resolution urging a Pasig court to lift the TRO blocking the P85 wage hike, calling it a moral stand for 1.1 million workers.
The Cebu City Council deferred a developer's request to cut 32 trees and earth-ball 27 others in Barangay Tisa, ordering a fresh site inspection after recent flooding raised environmental concerns.
The Cebu Provincial Board urges schools to integrate AI courses and skills, following a study mission to China that could open student exchange programs and curriculum partnerships.
Jailed activists Frenchie Mae Cumpio and Marielle Domequil appeal their terrorism financing conviction to the Court of Appeals in Cebu, citing fabricated testimonies and a lack of evidence linking them to any terrorist group.
Eleven labor groups urge a Pasig court to lift the TRO on the P85 minimum wage hike, calling it 'legal snatching' that hurts over one million Metro Manila workers daily.
The Court of Appeals withdraws its final judgment on Cebu's SRP land sale, giving Vice Mayor Tomas Osmeña a new chance to challenge the deal before the Supreme Court.
Nirmal Purja, the record-breaking mountaineer, and his nine companions were killed by an avalanche on Broad Peak in Pakistan. The tragedy has shocked the climbing world and prompted a difficult recovery operation.
Lanao del Norte is set to host the inaugural Mindanao Youth Games in 2027, using world-class sports facilities to drive peace, tourism, and a new identity for the province.
Lucio Co renames PrimeWater to Hiraya and pledges P6.7 billion. But can a new name and a big number fix years of water service failures across 76 districts?
Cebu offers urban convenience, island lifestyle, and strong investment potential for condo buyers. Learn about the benefits and options in the Queen City of the South.
A Pasig court halts the P85 wage hike for Metro Manila workers, citing business concerns. What does this mean for the economy and labor? Insights from Manny Pacquiao.
Bicol Saro Party-list Representative Terry Ridon pushes for a higher income tax exemption ceiling of P500,000, as Congress debates President Marcos Jr.'s P350,000 proposal.
A New York jury convicted Hadi Matar of terrorism for stabbing author Salman Rushdie, a case rooted in a decades-old fatwa. The verdict underscores the fight against extremism.
An ethics complaint has been filed against Senator Pia Cayetano for posting an allegedly edited video from the impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, raising concerns about impartiality and the integrity of the proceedings.
A 7.1-magnitude earthquake in Kumamoto, Japan, killed at least five people, left others missing, and caused extensive damage to a shopping mall and factory.
One year after President Marcos exposed the flood control corruption scandal, 45 individuals and only two top contractors face charges. The Ombudsman promises more cases as it builds a meticulous case against those involved.
Prosecutors reveal teen's final texts to D4vd before her death, including threats to 'end ur career and ur life.' The hearing will determine if the singer faces trial for murder, sexual abuse, and mutilation.
Chef Mackoy Alfonso's regional cocktail menu at SONA 2026 brought Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao flavors to Manila, fulfilling a childhood dream on a modest budget.
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