President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. reassures local government units of ongoing support for their climate adaptation projects.

The House Committee on Overseas Worker Affairs greenlights unnumbered substitute bill, aiming to establish a temporary guardianship system ensuring the safety and well-being of children in the absence of their OFW parents.

The Anti-Red Tape Authority is partnering with German and Nordic business groups in the Philippines to further promote ease of doing business in the country.

The House of Representatives passes the third and final reading of a measure enabling government access to excess funds from government-owned and controlled corporations for unprogrammed appropriations in the 2023 budget.

Lapu-Lapu, the historical island city, earmarks PHP 11 million for a local nutrition program benefiting 6,132 daycare children.

San Fernando City government collaborates with a private firm to launch a mass transit system aimed at addressing the escalating traffic issues in the area.

A delegation from the Korean province of Gangwon explores arts, culture, and cuisine in 22 southern localities during the three-day ‘Suroy-Suroy Sugbo’ in Cebu from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2.

The government of Alaminos City in Pangasinan is set to implement a new tourism code starting Dec. 1.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.’s decision to resume peace talks with the National Democratic Front reflects his openness to address the grievances of communist rebels.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. will leave Manila on Thursday to attend the 28th Conference of the Parties to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change in Dubai.

National government embraces cutting-edge agricultural technologies to enhance rice production across the country.

BARMM allocates PHP 25 million to build a public market in a village of North Cotabato, now under the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region.

PhilHealth paid PHP3.7 million for the benefit claims of Konsulta Package providers in Antique as of the end of October this year.

Iloilo City secures over PHP 1 billion in committed investments following a successful business forum in collaboration with the Metro Iloilo-Guimaras Economic Development Council.

Batangas identifies key industries with the potential to elevate the local economy to new heights through cultivation and development.

Department of National Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. urged all military veterans from 10 member states of ASEAN to do their best to promote peace and stability in the region.

Government provides cash aid to Solsona, Ilocos Norte residents affected by typhoons “Egay” and “Goring,” whose houses suffered partial damage and flooding in July and August.

Eastern Visayas residents affected by floods and landslides received PHP88.47 million in aid from the DSWD.

The Department of Agriculture distributes PHP 26.3 million in machinery, indemnity, and loans to aid earthquake-affected areas in South Cotabato.

BFAR’s typhoon rehabilitation program bolsters the supply of Malaga fish in Ilocos Norte, supporting the recovery of coastal communities affected by calamities.

The country’s economic managers urge President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. to encourage local government units to expand their revenue sources and boost spending to support local and national growth.

Nueva Ecija province aims to establish itself as a premier farm tourism destination.

Biliran’s hosting of an international race boosts the region’s visitor arrivals.

The government seeks to position the Philippines as the next premier destination for golfers.

The Department of Migrant Workers hopes to forge more partnerships with various local government units in the country to help curb illegal recruitment and human trafficking.

DSWD spokesperson Assistant Secretary Romel Lopez made it clear that the distribution of social pension has no backlog.

Agriculture Secretary Francisco Tiu Laurel Jr. calls for amendments to the Philippine Fisheries Development Authority charter to expand its function in the development and management of marine and agro-industrial estates nationwide.

The six resolutions that were discussed during the meeting for the Drafting Committee’s final approval revolve around pressing matters across the Asia-Pacific region.

The Philippines has recorded more than 4.82 million foreign visitor arrivals, breaching its target even before the year ends.

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is expected to sign the proposed 2024 General Appropriations Act before he travels to Japan next month.

Despite a notable downturn in the construction industry during the peak of the pandemic, the Department of Trade and Industry remains hopeful for the continued growth of the country’s construction sector.

Little Mister is a hakotero! Filipino-American Ian Story from New Hampshire wins back-to-back awards in the Citrus Preliminary Pageant.

Following in her father’s footsteps, the daughter of former taekwondo gold athlete Richman Conag, won a silver medal in her first international competition.

A Grand Master in the making! A 14-year-old boy turns into a champion after eight successful rounds and one draw in the FIDE Blitz World Chess Competition.

Leila de Lima’s pursuit of justice prevails as the Court of Appeals orders the Ombudsman to investigate Aguirre and Guevarra’s questionable actions.

Google reassures the security of its users by removing inactive accounts starting this December.

The Marcos administration aims to highlight tourism as an economic driver that will contribute more than Php400 billion to achieve the 2023 international arrival goal.

Tubajon welcomes automated weather stations, boosting crop management and paving the way to food self-sufficiency.

Farmers in Negros Occidental are empowered through entrepreneurship and product development training programs.

Batangas boosts local farmers with the ‘Barakahan sa Kapitolyo’ Christmas bazaar, fostering direct sales and showcasing diverse agricultural products.

The United Arab Emirates aims to quintuple trade and investments with the Philippines through a new free trade agreement, bringing vast opportunities for small businesses and industries.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development ensures continuous support for earthquake victims, delivering aid and discussing long-term solutions with local government officials.

Negros Occidental takes a stand against violence! Advocates unite for Safe Space Day and launch a Campaign to End Violence Against Women.

The Department of Agriculture announced more than Php1 billion for 80 farm-to-market road projects in 2024, aiming to enhance transportation, reduce spoilage, and boost the agricultural economy.

The Philippine government urged to embrace nuclear energy to cut electricity costs and attract business investments.

The Senate approved PHP1.5 billion to train teachers for the “Matatag” K to 10 curriculum, aiming to improve learner performance and produce job-ready citizens.

Vice President Sara Duterte urged Filipinos to show continuous support to the newly-elected officials of the government to help them achieve improvement in society.

President Marcos Jr. is considering granting service recognition incentives for government personnel, awaiting the fiscal year’s end to assess feasibility.

Explore the rich religious heritage of Cebu’s southern towns in the captivating Suroy-Suroy Sugbo, a three-day tourism escapade like no other!

Senator Lito Lapid funds PHP5,000 cash assistance for 200 dialysis and cancer patients in La Trinidad, Benguet, promoting healthcare support.