Sen. Kiko Pangilinan urged the government to consider a national state of calamity as El Niño farm damage and losses reached P8.57 billion, affecting over 288,000 farmers. Read more »
Pampanga officials are coordinating with national agencies and water utilities to protect the province's water supply as the country prepares for the possible effects of a strong El Niño. Read more »
Filipinos preparing for All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day can expect stable prices of candles and other basic goods for now, as the Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) continues to monitor prices and supplies ahead of Undas. Read more »
The future of Philippine agriculture depends not only on what farmers grow, but also on the science, production methods, and market decisions that determine whether crops can thrive. This was a central focus of Pagsibol 2026. Read more »
From dolls pierced with pins to insects believed to enter the human body, Filipino witchcraft lore has centuries of history. But accusations of sorcery can also put real people in danger. Read more »
A legendary hero said to be trapped between mountains, a cave linked to Philippine revolutionaries, and a landscape where folklore meets documented history. Discover the story of Bernardo Carpio in Rodriguez, Rizal. Read more »
