BGYO surprises their fans as they will hold their FanCon in Quezon City for the “Be Us” second-anniversary album showcase.

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The president promised to collaborate with the Philippine media to promote press freedom for the safety of media practitioners.

The Department of Labor and Employment will launch Kadiwa stalls and job fairs this May to celebrate the 121st Labor Day.

The Development Bank of the Philippines has given the Bacolod City government financial assistance to build developmental projects for its economy.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources launched a freshwater polyculture technology in Tarlac to boost the productivity of fishermen.

The Department of Tourism sees a possibility of the reenactment of “Victory at Mactan” to attract tourists and bring more jobs to residents.

The Department of Tourism collaborated with an energy plant in Eastern Samar to provide educational tours, boosting tourism and generating more jobs

To help Filipinos looking for some alternative to their smoking problems, RELX has upgraded its high-quality e-cigarettes.

A farmer’s association in Ilocos Norte opened a two-hectare flower farm and food garden to attract more tourists to visit the province.

Promoting both innovation and sustainability in the city, foreign experts shared urban development aspirations that can be done in Metro Manila.

The United Kingdom expressed its continuous support to the country as it renewed the agreement for promoting renewable energy nationwide.

Budget Secretary Amenah Pangandaman reassured to provide developed foreign-assisted projects to meet the economic growth forecasts.

Senator Raffy Tulfo pushed support of the government for Filipinos with autism, noting its increase in records.

President Marcos. Jr. wanted the tourism department to review the non-operating tourism zones to know if they can boost tourism nationwide.

Senator Loren Legarda highlighted the essence of women to provide programs addressing disaster risk management and climate change.

The Philippine Crop Insurance Corporation has given local rice and corn farmers indemnification payments to assist them after recent calamities.

The Bacolod City government sets to beat the world’s longest chicken grilling during the Bacolod Chicken Inasal Festival next month.

Bringing innovative healthcare services to Filipinos, Shinagawa opened its diagnostic and preventive center in Manila.

The Kadiwa stalls in Albay recorded PHP100,000 in sales on its first day, which provided additional income to local farmers.

The Government Service Insurance System will soon collaborate with local financial services to provide accredited payment sites nationwide.

President Bongbong Marcos eyed relief to commuters once North-South Commuter Railway is finished connecting Manila, Pampanga, and Laguna.

To address the water crisis nationwide, President Bongbong Marcos signed a memorandum that will launch a water resources management office to promote water sustainability.

The Philippine Statistics Authority saw economic growth in Central Luzon last 2022 compared to pre-pandemic, reflecting a recovery in the pandemic.

Filipino athletes are set to join the 83rd Chiengmai Jumbo Doubles Cup, eyeing to get the championship award.

The Department of Migrant Workers reminded Filipinos in Sudan to help each other as people escape from the country and Egyptian borders tightened.

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Quezon City Mayor Joy Belmonte unveiled a new art installation in the pedestrian underpass connecting Quezon City Hall and Quezon Memorial Circle.

Over 280 workers received the government’s 15-day cash-for-work program in Agusan del Sur.

The Department of Health will establish three super health centers in the towns of Antique to hasten and improve the delivery of medical and health services to the residents.

The Department of Trade and Industry highlighted the essence of pushing small enterprises into digitalization to boost the economy during a local women’s entrepreneurship summit.

An island village in Biliran is now ready for the return of its two-day summer festival.

Over 800 displaced workers in Camarines Norte have been provided with a means of livelihood.

The 2023 national budget places a high priority on digital transformation and e-governance, which is supported under Marcos’ administration.

The Sorsogon government requested telcos to improve their services, particularly in the region’s major tourist destinations.

Two women who turned 100 years old have received a total of PHP 600,000 cash gifts from the government.

Leyte Governor is pushing for the establishment of sports academies in all provinces in Eastern Visayas to raise the region’s chances in national and international sports competitions.

The City of Manila is ready for the full implementation of the single ticketing system.

Ilocos Norte’s grandest festival will make the arid landscape of the Paoay sand dunes sizzle again with fun-filled activities on May 13 and 14.

Pope Francis has appointed 66-year-old Ipil Bishop Julius Tonel as the new archbishop of Zamboanga.

Ten associations of self-employed and marginalized individuals in Bohol have been tapped to receive PHP6.5 million worth of government assistance.

The National Irrigation Administration in Ilocos has been readying measures to aid the farmers in Pangasinan for the expected effects of El Niño.

The Government Service Insurance System continues to boost its asset portfolio as it eyes various investments locally and abroad with maximized returns.

Department of Trade and Industry Secretary Alfredo Pascual has called on the information technology and business process management sector to continue investing in the development of Filipino talents to sustain its growth.

New Assistance in Crisis Situation program satellite offices of the Department of Social Welfare and Development will soon be opened to avoid overcrowding in the existing processing areas.

Despite the sweltering weather, Antique farmers were still able to plant rice given that there was still water in the rivers and streams.

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has energized new power transformers in several substations in Northern Luzon to improve power transmission services.

Two government departments signed a memorandum of understanding that aims to better manage transport infrastructure projects in the country.

Backpackers and other tourists will now have easier travel to Camotes Islands through newly opened bus routes.

Iloilo’s agricultural and disaster department gave recognition to the implementers of garden containers that helped to address food security during a disaster