Filipino fisherfolk are increasingly confident in venturing into the West Philippine Sea, buoyed by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s firm defense of the country’s sovereignty in the region.

Feeling that they were being “shortchanged,” mayors across the country asked the Department of Finance (DOF) for a full ...

Property giant Megaworld Corp. is expanding its portfolio of integrated developments outside Metro Manila with at least two ...

The satisfaction and trust ratings of both President Marcos and Vice President Sara Duterte dropped in January, according to ...

Japan's aid agency plans to extend additional loans and grants to the Philippines to not only sustain infrastructure ...

The streets are full, the drum beats are loud and the atmosphere is festive in the Queen City of the South today as it stages ...

The northeast monsoon or “amihan” will affect parts of Luzon, bringing cloudy skies and rains on Sunday, the Philippine ...

Rain will persist in parts of Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao on Saturday, January 18, as the northeast monsoon, shear line, and ...

WE HEARD it loud and clear from the Presidential Anti-Organized Crime Commission or PAOCC this week, that at least 80 percent ...

Amid rising tensions in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), 84% of Filipinos support the government's efforts to assert and ...

Consumers may face higher electricity rates next month as the National Grid Corporation of the (NGCP) starts recovering the ...