President Bongbong Marcos promised to provide enough goods for the Kadiwa outlets nationwide to help Filipinos amid inflation.

The Austrian government vowed to provide jobs to Filipino job seekers, especially in the healthcare sector.

To provide more healthcare assistance to Filipinos, President Bongbong Marcos urged more public-private partnerships concerning the nation’s health sector.

One of Marikina City’s representatives supported the increase of allowances for Marikina residents who will participate in this year’s Palarong Pambansa.

The Japanese Embassy offered mobile material recovery facility and a biogas digester to Pasig City to promote zero waste and a circular economy.

Bulacan local officials expressed gratitude to the national government for opening Kadiwa stalls to provide affordable goods to its residents.

President Bongbong Marcos reassured the continuous construction of housing units in Bulacan to benefit those who are eligible for the “Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino Housing Program.”

The Philippine Embassy in Japan encouraged Japanese tourists to visit the country as the Narita-Cebu route was reopened to the public.

GMA Network bagged another set of international recognitions from the 2023 New York Festivals TV & Film, awarding its teleseryes and documentaries.

Young filmmakers were able to cater their talent during the 20th CineMapúa International Student Film Short Film Festival, showcasing heartfelt stories.

AutoStore introduced advanced robotic technology to help warehouse workers with physical jobs such as lifting heavy equipment.

Filipino community about dads, DadBud PH, shared inspirational talks about improving oneself and the community.

A local university opened its doors for this year’s Young Deaf Summit, supporting future deaf society leaders.

The committee on tourism chair urged the protection of the Masungi Georeserve to promote both the environment and tourism in Rizal.

In celebration of Filipino Food Month, Ilocanos highlighted its delicacies during the recently held “Hapag ng Pamana” Food Festival in the city.

The Antique provincial government offered a budget for its residents that would compete in the upcoming Western Visayas Regional Athletics Association.

The local government unit in Agusan del Norte distributed cash aid to its affected rice and coffee farmers from the recent calamity last February.

A local cement maker encouraged other Filipino contractors to settle in with eco-friendly construction materials to help the country with climate action.

President Bongbong Marcos pushed a revised government approach to the impact of El Niño as its projected to affect the country until next year.

The Catanduanes Tourism Office had a jump start in its tourism sector, recording over 54,000 local and foreign tourists during the Holy Week season.

The trade representative of the United States vowed to support the Philippines in renewing its US Generalized System of Preferences to help in the country’s export system.

House Speaker Romualdez promised to push the growing partnership between the Philippines and the United States in addressing economic security in both countries.

Tourism Secretary Christina Frasco reassured tourists that there were no oil spills in Puerto Galera, encouraging local and foreign visitors to see the known dive spot in the country.

The Legazpi provincial government had a renewal of its sister agreement with China’s Hengyang City to continue its efforts on making programs for tourism, agriculture, education, and business.

Mother and actress Sylvia Sanchez expressed her appreciation to her future daughter-in-law, Maine Mendoza, for keeping her son happy in their relationship.

A Filipina student from Lapu-Lapu City, Simone Balaba, showed passion and determination for her dreams, receiving scholarship grants from ten different universities in the United States.

The Antipolo local government units have already signed an agreement with South Korea, supporting its growing economic ties.

The state secretary of Germany expressed its willingness to support the Philippines in addressing climate resiliency and promoting renewable energy.

The Zamboanga city government disclosed to have President Bongbong Marcos lead the groundbreaking ceremony of its new housing project in the province.

The members of the Antique provincial board suggested a more accessible Malasakit Center for indigent residents enhance the province’s healthcare sector.

A hospital in Barcelona happily announced that its first fully robotic lung transplant was successful, as there were no damaged organs during the operation.

A barangay in Pangasinan will open its next super health center, providing basic and specialized health needs to residents.

The Negros Occidental provincial veterinarian announced to have its first government-run animal learning park and hospital, giving affordable services to pet owners.

The Philippine Air Force participated in the gas-oil platform takedown exercises in Palawan to ensure the country’s maritime security.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development announced “Solo Parents Week” to honor the unending support of solo parents to their children.

GMA Network and Nestlé Philippines recently collaborated to make an environmental mini-series featuring Sparkle artists Ruru Madrid, Bianca Umali, Sofia Pablo, and Allen Ansay.

Actress Maja Salvador shared fun moments at her bachelorette party together with her closest celebrity friends.

Celebrating Filipino food month this April, here are some exotic Pinoy foods that you should try besides the well-known balut!

The Department of Tourism actively participated in the Suroy-Suroy Sugbo last weekend to promote tourism in Cebu.

Eastern Samar villages initiated the “bayong” project to encourage residents to reduce plastic use to save the environment.

The Negros Occidental provincial government planned to conduct cloud seeding to help farmers with their crops during the dry season.

The most-awaited international fishing tournament in Siargao will be back this month after its three-year postponement due to the pandemic.

The Philippine Statistics Authority offered free birth registration services to some residents in Ilocos to achieve the eyed registration percentage by 2024.

The first Filipino restaurant in Beijing still booms its business even during the pandemic, recording more local and tourist customers daily.

The government has allotted a budget for a new diversion road in Tacloban and Palo to resolve the traffic congestion in the city.

Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco supported Negros Occidental as they opened the “Panaad sa Negros Festival” for tourists after a pandemic surge.

Kim Chiu surprised her fans with a pole dance performance as she celebrated her birthday in ABS-CBN’s “It’s Showtime.”

The Department of Social Welfare and Development brought back the primary processing of its clients in Quezon City while renovating its original office.

ABS-CBN Film Restoration highlighted some classical Filipino movies during a film festival in France.