Cebu’s People’s Farm Task Force transforms unused city space into a food oasis, inviting residents and employees to cultivate sustainability.

Governor Roque B. Ablan Sr. Memorial Hospital to build a PHP75-million clinical laboratory, enhancing healthcare services in Ilocos Norte.

Philippine Ambassador seeks to strengthen cooperation with the World Food Programme to create climate-resilient programs for vulnerable communities.

A new international container line in Bicol is set to boost the economy, create jobs, and attract potential exporters.

President Bongbong Marcos prioritized the enforcement of the New Agrarian Reform Emancipation Act, empowering farmers and securing a sustainable future for the nation.

The government’s royalties from the Malampaya gas field are to decrease in 2023, but hopes are high for future gas supplies.

Senate takes historic steps to save the dying salt industry, breathing new life and hope for coastal communities.

From the urban centers to the farm fields, young boys and girls find a newfound passion in modern farming technologies.

Resident from Bacolod breaks stereotypes, honors street sweeper mom, inspiring love and respect for parents.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to carry on his father’s legacy, igniting hope for a united and prosperous nation.

Filipino baby bishops embark on a transformative journey in Rome as they prepare to serve the Universal Church and meet Pope Francis himself.

The Marcos administration vows to revolutionize rice production using new technologies to combat climate change and improve farmers’ livelihoods.

The Marcos administration sets an ambitious goal to elevate the Philippines’ ranking in the Global Innovation Index by 2028, aiming for a ‘Filipinnovation’ renaissance.

Retailers gearing up to comply with the price ceiling, bringing relief to consumers. Exciting news for affordable rice in Bacolod.

Over 2,000 elementary students in town receive free school supplies, creating brighter futures and paving the way for better education.

The Philippines takes the lead in the ASEAN Region, urging stronger partnerships for environmental conservation and protection.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development is to provide urgent aid worth PHP3.75M to 250 rice retailers affected by the price ceiling, boosting their resilience amid economic challenges.

Barangay candidates flood polls, but youth shy away from SK roles, sparking concerns over civic engagement and leadership among youth in Baguio.

Japanese Companies invest billions in Philippine Economic Zones, fueling the rise of high-tech manufacturing and semiconductor industry.

The Department of Trade and Industry profiles more than 500 rice retailers affected by price ceilings, ensuring compliance and financial assistance eligibility.

The local government in Cagayan de Oro sells rice below the price ceiling, easing the burden on consumers and ensuring affordable rice access for all.

Northern Samar completes a PHP7.35M evacuation center, providing safe shelter for 1,000 families during disasters.

From fires to pandemics, Senator Bong Go showed his unwavering support has help the Barangay Arkong Bato in Valenzuela.

Trade Secretary Alfredo Pascual extends the rice price ceiling for two more weeks as the government evaluates policy, remaining confident in sufficient supply.

The Department of Finance disclosed that the Maharlika investment fund sparked economic growth and created over 100,000 jobs.

House leader calls for budget boost as Philippines celebrates Creative Industries Month to fuel economic growth and post-pandemic recovery.

Philippine Navy welcomes cyclone-class patrol vessels, strengthening maritime defense and US-Philippine alliance for a secure Indo-Pacific Region.

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Vice President Sara Duterte expressed gratitude to President Marcos Jr. for defending her office’s 2022 Confidential Fund against baseless attacks.

Vice President Sara Duterte assures the public that confidential funds are used to combat violent extremism and secure the nation’s education system.

A heartwarming TikTok video went viral recently as a netizen undoubtedly helped a kid have enough supplies for the start of his school year.

House of Representatives has received high ratings in recent surveys and vows to work even harder for the prosperity of the nation.

Foreign Affairs Secretary Enrique Manalo will have a historic visit to Buenos Aires to strengthen Philippines-Argentina ties and pave the way for future collaborations in science, trade, and culture.

Iloilo City’s booming economy attracts business growth as the Business Permits and Licensing Office records an increase in approved permits compared to the previous year.

The Ilocos Norte Agricultural College becomes an accredited agriculture learning site, inspiring a new generation of farmers to embrace sustainable farming for a food-secure nation.

Government-funded rice and corn mill project benefit the indigenous community in a town in Negros Occidental, enhancing livelihood opportunities.

BlueFloat Energy plans to revolutionize wind energy extraction in Ilocos Norte and Cagayan with floating turbines, harnessing the power of the sea.

Vice President Sara Duterte unveils educational reforms, reducing administrative tasks, building a website for financial loan contracts, and a well-deserved break.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources brings hope to fish farmers in Bulacan with 900,000 milkfish fry after weather disasters.

The Philippines and Australia forge strategic partnerships for a brighter, more prosperous future, collaborating across vital areas to drive growth and innovation.

Senator Gatchalian pushes to include a learning recovery plan in the Department of Education’s 2024 budget to combat COVID-19 school closures.

Uncover the hidden gems of Antique with its newly inaugurated Tourist Information Center for a taste of adventure in Western Visayas.

Ilocos Norte gears up for the spectacular 106th birth anniversary celebration of former President Ferdinand Marcos with a grand concert.

Davao City urges vigilance and earthquake drills amid recent quakes, highlighting school preparedness for calamities.

Over 20,000 children in Antique are set to benefit from the Supplementary Feeding Program, fighting hunger and malnutrition.

Silaki Elementary School on a small island in Pangasinan continues to flourish, providing education and hope to its residents.

Harvest season brings hope for lower rice prices as fresh stocks flood the market, easing inflationary pressures.

Lawmaker proposes priority treatment for the poor in the free college education system, aiming to address inequality and empower marginalized groups.

It was a sweet success for the Philippines as the country resumed fresh mango exports to Australia after a decade, paving the way for potential growth in international markets.