The Bureau of Customs collaborates with Europe to enhance economic ties and modernize customs processes, aiming to boost trade and investment opportunities.

A Filipina law student shared her bittersweet journey to finishing a degree at an Ivy League school despite having an accident that almost cost her life.

The national government’s implementation of a tax reform program in 2022 yielded additional revenue, marking a 26.3% increase from the previous year.

The House approved a bill placing an overseas Filipino workers’ hospital in Pampanga under the Department of Migrant Workers for enhanced healthcare services and support.

The Philippine National Police deployed 27,000 personnel to assist local government units in responding to Typhoon Betty

The Bureau of Fire Protection in Pasig City in preparation for the rainy season, ensuring readiness for disaster response and public safety.

Senator Joel Villanueva commits to passing well-studied and relevant measures for the welfare of the Filipino people before adjournment, prioritizing quality over quantity.

Senator Imee Marcos urges two government agencies to secure more social security agreements for overseas Filipino workers in other countries.

RELX international highlights its development of guidelines relating to social responsibility to improve its services among consumers.

Alaminos Film Festival fosters young filmmakers, promoting creativity through workshops and screenings.

Indigenous Peoples community in Sultan Kudarat received agricultural support, expressing gratitude for the government’s assistance in empowering their agricultural initiatives.

Vice President Sara Duterte launches the “PagbaBAGo: A Million Learners and Trees” program, emphasizing education and environmental conservation in Cebu.

The global clean energy investment surges, set to reach $1.7 trillion in 2023, surpassing oil production for the first time

The Davao del Sur officials celebrated the groundbreaking ceremony of a farm-to-market road connecting two Magsaysay towns.

Antique province prepared PHP300,000 worth of family food packs, rice, and water for Super Typhoon Mawar.

The Ilocos Norte provincial government hired over 94 interns to boost youth employment through a work readiness program.

Masskara Festival dancers from Bacolod City are set to captivate New York City with their vibrant performances, aiming to boost tourism in the province.

Cagayan de Oro officials inaugurated the PHP8.5-billion Flood Risk Management Project in preparation for possible catastrophes.

The national government completed a school building in a remote village in Samar, helping communities previously affected by armed conflict.

The educational department in Ilocos Norte offered electric fans to schools to help students and teachers during the summer heat.

The World Health Organization urges countries to stop subsidizing tobacco and prioritize food production for global health.

Plan your outfit for your special day with these modern Filipiniana fits inspired by local celebrities.

Elon Musk trended as he took photos of his “robotic wife,” which sparked controversy about artificial intelligence; hence, experts disclosed the truth behind it.

STI College continuously provides opportunities to its students, presenting outstanding talents during its annual “Tagisan ng Talino at Sining.”

Cebu’s Medellin town promotes as a budding destination for touring riders and visitors with the ‘shoot, ride, dive’ event.

The House of Representatives emphasized the benefit of passing the farmers’ debt condonation bill to ensure food security nationwide.

President Marcos Jr. pledges full support for Philippine Navy’s modernization and defense capabilities on its 125th anniversary.

The national government secures a $130 million loan from Japan for MRT Line 3 Rehabilitation Project, enhancing capacity and infrastructure.

The Department of Trade and Industry expands hubs in Eastern Visayas with a higher budget, supporting local and promoting unique products.

Alaminos City launches barangay caravan, bringing essential services to far-flung villages, saving travel time, and providing convenience to residents.

President Bongbong Marcos pledges urgent attention to National Land Use Act, emphasizing holistic development and coordinated planning.

A political analyst described the president’s delay in devolution implementation as a wise move to ensure a smooth transition for national and local governments.

Host of a local morning show Regine Velasquez, Melai Cantiveros, and Jolina Magdanga celebrate their seventh anniversary, reminiscing its insightful and entertaining episodes.

“Dirty Linen” actress Janine Gutierrez with “Teen Clash” lead tandem Jayda and Aljon Mendoza, had a blast at the Kapamilya Karavan in Legazpi City.

Six years old, Imogen Cantong showcased her talent in singing, releasing her debut single, “Da Da Da.”

Get ready to hype up with the upcoming “OVERPASS: K-Pop Music Concerts,” featuring EXO’s Baekhyun, Jeon Somi, and B.I!

Barbie is down for an adventure with Ken and other characters in the newly released trailer.

Following numerous reports of local deaths due to lightning strikes, here are some things that you should remember to be safe during thunderstorms.

The Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas partnered with a local banking foundation to develop a free online personal finance course to enhance Filipino’s financial literacy.

Iloilo City aims to establish a sisterhood agreement with a city in South Korea for tourism and cultural exchanges.

The Department of Agriculture funds a PHP192-million road connector with a bridge project benefiting four barangays in Davao del Norte.

A town in Davao de Oro held a groundbreaking ceremony for a new Super Health Center, promising improved health services for residents.

Security personnel deployed for Bacolod Chicken Inasal Festival, ensuring safety throughout the three-day event.

Lapu-Lapu City readies relief and shelter kits, including food packs and tents, in preparation for Typhoon Mawar.

The Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines officially declared Guimaras as the province that produces sweet mangoes, giving them the certificate of geographical indication.

The new Police Regional Office chief in Western Visayas vowed to intensify law enforcement operations while upholding the rule of law and human rights.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development prepares family food packs in Ilocos Region as Typhoon Mawar approaches the Philippines.

Over 149 children from the erring orphanage in Quezon City are safe and transferred to different childcare facilities.

Ilocos Norte officials preposition food packs for residents as the super typhoon threat looms over the province.