Beyond the tragedies of Typhoon Tino and Super Typhoon Uwan, these disasters have reignited debates on ineffective infrastructure and sparked renewed interest in nature-based solutions (NbS) as a smarter way to protect communities. Read more »
The beaches of La Union came alive once again as the much-awaited La Union Surfing Break (LUSB) 2025 officially opened at Waves Point in Barangay Panicsican, San Juan Read more »
Tagaytay City is set to take center stage for the 2026 PhilCycling National Championships for Road, scheduled from February 17 to 20 next year, according to the International Cycling Union (UCI). Read more »
The Mindanao Development Authority (MinDA) has launched a new digital platform, called the Mindanao Development Tracker, designed to reshape how progress is tracked and delivered across the region. Read more »
In Bauang, La Union, residents are growing anxious as a flood protection project meant to safeguard their barangay remains unfinished — which they claim is due to a lack of funds. With heavy rains threatening every rainy season, the incomplete structure has left many feeling exposed and unsafe. Read more »
A towering symbol of faith is set to rise in Samal Island, Davao City, with plans unveiled for a 150-foot statue of Jesus Christ that is envisioned to be the tallest religious statue in the Philippines and also among the tallest in the world. Read more »
