North Cotabato farmers and fishers recently received farm equipment, increasing their production and income.

Vice President Sara Duterte suggested blended learning to schools affected by the recent oil spill to address the high number of student absences.

The Sarangani province successfully released 54 hatchlings of Olive Ridley sea turtles after two months of protecting them in the nesting site.

Vice President Sara Duterte expressed gratitude to Negros residents for supporting President Bongbong Marcos’ development agenda.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development distributes cash assistance to residents affected by the recent land conflict in Negros Oriental.

Dagupan City is set to grill over 20,000 milkfish and conduct other engaging activities on April 30, celebrating the Bangus Festival.

A water district in Cagayan de Oro disclosed to need funding for system modernization to address water supply issues in the province.

Known as a Filipino cultural trait, “Utang na loob” can cause different outcomes depending on a person, and here are things to know to avoid being toxic with this trait.

The Department of Labor and Employment will offer over 17,000 job vacancies and affordable goods to Ilocos residents in celebration of Labor Day.

With the busy schedule in her entertainment career, Filipino actress Kylie Padilla expressed her thoughts on being a single mother.

The Department of Public Works and Highways already completed two major road projects in Bacolod for tourists and businesses.

President Marcos Jr. expressed his support for Filipino athletes participating in the Southeast Asian Games, saying how this sector helped the country.

A lawmaker pushed for making more opportunities for Filipino women to showcase that women’s empowerment is not just reflected in crafted laws.

The Davao agricultural department supported the launching of technology in the province to determine the ripeness of durian products.

The National Economic and Development Authority suggested the improvement of programs for agricultural sectors due to climate change.

Antique residents expressed their support for the extension of SIM registration, giving them ample time to register.

Get ready for another action with Denzel Washington in the final chapter of “The Equalizer.”

Filipino artist Enrique Gil vowed loyalty to ABS-CBN as he signed another exclusive contract with them.

The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation in Bicol provided a satellite service desk in a remote town in Albay to give easy access to services to residents.

P-pop boy group BGYO features Janine Berdin in their new music video for “Bagay Nga Tayo Pero.”

President Bongbong Marcos announced the new economic zones in Batangas and Bacolod to bring more investments into the country.

The Batangas local government has encouraged its farmers to fly to South Korea to develop their agricultural skills.

Young artist Rachel Gabreza started her singing journey as she debuted her first single, “Nasa’n Ka Na.”

Warner Music Philippines surprised Ed Sheeran’s Filipino fans, organizing an advanced listening experience for his new album “Subtract.”

ABS-CBN, together with PACE, will launch its online platform to teach young students about the media industry.

One of Sprout Solution’s officers, Alex Gentry, received acknowledgment as one of the Top 100 Asia-Pacific Women-Powered High-Growth Businesses.

Marco Gumabao and Cristine Reyes made it Instagram official after uploading sweet pictures together, surprising artists and netizens.

Are you experiencing another episode of “kapit lang, malapit na ang sahod”? Well, here are some things to help you pass that “broke” era dilemma.

President Marcos Jr. highlighted the objective of his administration to increase food security, improving both the agricultural and economic sectors nationwide.

The San Carlos City government aimed to highlight its agricultural production and attract more visitors during its Mango-Bamboo Festival.

Davao’s agricultural department offered fertilizer vouchers to its farmers to further improve their production.

The Maritime Industry Authority disclosed having a Roll-on/Roll-off ferry service to accommodate tourists from Cebu and other nearby provinces.

Negros Occidental Governor Lacson happily announced the success of the 27th Panaad sa Negros Festival last weekend after gaining over Php20 million in sales from kiosks and exhibitors.

A local physician in Davao City emphasized the importance of raising awareness of organ donation to help them save more Filipino patients.

The Bulacan Kadiwa stalls successfully boosted local producers, as they recorded PHP830,000 in sales during their first launch. 

The Department of Labor and Employment will open a job fair in Cebu, offering over 5,000 employment vacancies on May 1.

A resident from Siargao aced the three-day game fishing tournament in the province after having a total catch of 102.7 kilos.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development distributed financial aid to residents in Pangasinan who are commonly unnoticed in society to accommodate their everyday living.

During his recent interview, President Marcos Jr. reassured the continuous efforts of the government to make affordable prices for goods through implementing Kadiwa stores.

The Department of Education allowed public schools to shift to other learning methods for students in compliance with the severe heat experienced nationwide.

Miss Earth Philippines candidates showcase the beauty of Antique’s patadyong, promoting the province’s tradition and tourism.

The Angeles City government started upgrading its healthcare facilities to deliver sufficient assistance to residents.

The educational department in Bicol converted the Palarong Bicol into an indoor tournament to protect athletes from the ongoing heat.

The Philippines and the European Union collaborated in launching a regional space program that would provide environment and climate data in the country.

Senator Raffy Tulfo had discussed with the National Electrification Administrator the ongoing energy crisis in Occidental Mindoro after it was placed under a state of calamity.

Schools in Pangasinan were ordered to have modular distance learning to prevent students and teachers from getting sick because of the severe heat.

The tenth film in the Fast & Furious Saga’s two-part conclusion, “Fast X,” is set to be in cinemas next month!

Justice Secretary Crispin Remulla suggested following the designated deadline for SIM registration to avoid consequences in the future.

A local climate change reading group was launched, providing knowledge about the climate crisis relating to current catastrophes.

Award-winning Manobo artist to teach young actors and actresses about the puppetry culture through its talk in May.