Two local government units (LGUs) in Negros Occidental are now under a state of calamity after recording several millions of pesos in damage to crops due to drought caused by El Niño.
Kabankalan City was the latest to issue the declaration after San Enrique town last week.
Governor Eugenio Jose Lacson said on Friday that with their respective actions, the two LGUs can use certain funds to respond to the needs...
Clark Freeport—Clark International Airport Corp. is conducting an appraisal of non-performing assets to determine their market value for future disposal as part of the...
Angeles City—Mayor Carmelo “Pogi” Lazatin, Jr. and Clark International Airport Corporation’s (CIAC) Vice President for Operations IC Calaguas initiated a book project that would...
Sta Cruz, Laguna—The Laguna Police Provincial Office (PPO) and its Police Stations simultaneously launched the Project P.N.P. (Pito ni Petalio): ‘Silbato para sa Saklolo’...
To boost the development of business start-ups, the Quezon City government will highlight its programs and assistance given to innovators and entrepreneurs in the...
