This Holy Week, several major roads in Metro Manila are set for much-needed repairs. The Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) is taking advantage of the long weekend to carry out road rehabilitation and maintenance projects, aimed at making your future commutes safer and smoother. Read more »
The government is preparing to introduce a new carpooling policy that would allow both individuals and companies to offer shared transport services as part of efforts to address the ongoing energy emergency. Read more »
Matthew David of AMLC seeks to transition to BSP following his leadership in uncovering corruption within flood control projects. Read more »
The national government is looking at Marikina City as a possible template for strengthening flood mitigation efforts across the country, particularly as discussions move forward on implementing no-build zones and constructing water retention basins in vulnerable areas. Read more »
A Filipina caregiver from Pangasinan, Mary Ann Velasquez De Vera, was killed in an airstrike in Israel while helping her employer reach a bomb shelter. President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. confirmed her death and assured government assistance for her family amid rising Middle East tensions. Read more »
Dengue remains a persistent public health challenge in the Philippines, especially during the rainy season when mosquito breeding accelerates in hard-to-reach communities. In Candelaria, Quezon, a technology-driven initiative is demonstrating how innovation can support earlier and more targeted prevention. Read more »
