A barangay in Laoag was awarded PHP25,000 for exemplary performance in settling disputes at the barangay level.

A town in Leyte celebrates its 73rd founding anniversary with a spectacular painting showcasing its history, people, and natural wonders.

The Department of Agriculture celebrates its 125th year of dedicated service to farmers, fisherfolk, and the Filipino people for their contributions to food sufficiency.

Bacolod aims to become a “super city” with a diversified economy and green development, and its mayor urges citizens to do their part for a better future.

Two government organizations team up to boost employment-rich growth in Batangas and Region 4A, creating quality jobs for constituents and enhancing overall welfare.

Boracay Island sets a record with 1 Million Tourist Arrivals in the first semester of 2023 and aims to surpass the 1.8 Million target by the end of the year.

A university in Taiwan produces over 200 Filipino engineers through a work-study program, with all-women engineers comprising the first batch.

The Philippines and India signed an agreement to improve policies and regulations in both countries.

Over 4,000 residents in Surigao del Sur receive financial aid worth PHP 13 million through the crisis program of the government.

Bacolod City races to complete 400 housing units under the president’s program, with two buildings expected to be finished in time.

The Department of Labor and Employment will provide emergency employment to thousands of Bicolano families affected by the Mayon Volcano unrest.

The Department of Tourism launched the “Bisita, Be My Guest” program to incentivize Filipinos to invite friends and family to visit the Philippines and win exciting prizes.

President Marcos Jr. vows to strengthen the Armed Forces of the Philippines and ensure the well-being of its personnel.

The Armed Forces of the Philippines forged stronger defense ties with Japan to improve security and defense relations amid present challenges.

It is an incredible record in Philippine history, as a 10-year-old Filipina surpassed her male opponents and became the first female chess master.

The Department of Trade and Industry encouraged European businesses to invest in the country during a three-week trip across Europe.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development partners with different organizations to improve the skills of social workers for better service to those in need.

President Bongbong Marcos vows to fight fake news and promote people’s right to information at the 14th International Conference of Information Commissioners in the Philippines.

The Philippines hosts the 14th International Conference of Information Commissioners to promote global access to information rights and combat misinformation with a lineup of sessions and workshops.

Jennifer Lawrence, Andrew Feldman, and Gene Stupnitsky shine on red carpets, bringing laughter and anticipation for “No Hard Feelings.”

Patrick Wilson returns to the Insidious franchise, this time as director, and brings an epic conclusion to the Lambert family’s terrifying saga in “The Red Door.”

Smile Train and Lifebox team up to provide 40 pulse oximeters to healthcare facilities in the Philippines, making over 52,000 surgeries safer and more successful.

From heartbreak to a hit single, former Idol Philippines contestant Bryan Chong delivers emotional lyrics in his new song “Cut Into Pieces.”

Get ready for the ultimate Pinoy music experience in London as ABS-CBN brings back the 1MX Music Festival, featuring Maymay Entrata and other top acts!

Knowledge Channel Foundation empowers students in Ifugao with portable media libraries, bringing curriculum-based video lessons to 40 public schools.

It is truly kilig overload as Maris Racal and Rico Blanco share a glimpse of their Milan trip.

Dutch government praises the Marcos administration for its commitment to a safe media environment, upholding press freedom, and protecting the rights of media workers.

Samar Province’s push towards a smart and sustainable community paves the way for better services and technological solutions to community problems.

President Bongbong Marcos expresses relief as he finds displaced families in Albay province in “good condition” despite Mayon Volcano’s unrest.

Tourism fuels the Philippines’ economic recovery as it could contribute up to 8% of GDP this year, boosted by eased restrictions and increased vaccination doses.

The Philippines was nominated for multiple categories in the 2023 World Travel Awards Asia, reaffirming its global importance in tourism and travel.

President Bongbong Marcos pledged to stay as the head of the agricultural sector until food supply and affordability issues are resolved.

The Department of Tourism unveiled that the Philippines is set to host two major tourism programs next year.

The Philippine National Police launches a cycling initiative to combat illegal drugs, involving communities in the “Buhay Ingatan, Droga’y Ayawan” program.

Provincial Governor Maria Amante pushes the government’s collaboration to help the economic growth in Agusan del Norte.

The local government of Antique continued the blood supply stable with monthly donation drives, incentives, and prizes awarded to top donating barangays.

Palawan Tourism Council holds a three-day travel fair to showcase cultural diversity and promote a strengthened tourism industry amidst pandemic challenges.

The Bureau of Customs partners with the Department of Information and Communications Technology to prioritize digitalization for improved government services.

Manila’s explosive startup ecosystem hits new heights with impressive growth to USD 3.5 billion, placing it as a formidable leader in the ASEAN region.

The Securities and Exchange Commission promotes accessible capital funding for small businesses and start-ups in Negros Island, introducing options such as crowdfunding.

Filipino Brand of Service Excellence gains ground in Caraga Region, training 7,000 tourism front-liners on delivering customer service rooted in Filipino values.

The Baragatan Festival 2023 unites Palawan’s heritage and economic opportunities with a job fair and cultural celebrations.

President Marcos Jr. directs the Department of Agriculture to explore building silos for rice and corn storage, ensuring stable prices and sufficient stock.

Maynilad Water Services focuses on reducing water losses nationwide through its initiatives, such as repair projects.

A 13-year-old Filipino math wizard wins in international competitions, bringing honor to his school and country.

The president announces the government’s initiatives to exceed the rice self-sufficiency target, provide livelihood assistance, and revitalize the economy to generate more job opportunities.

The Philippines and Singapore strengthen cooperation in combating terrorism, emphasizing defense arrangements and shared commitment to regional security.

President Marcos Jr. assures all possible government aid for families displaced by Mayon Volcano’s restiveness, including mental health support for affected children and parents.

South Cotabato farmers get PHP62.55M worth of postharvest equipment and rice production tools as the government pushes for mechanization to improve quality of life.