After the incessant rains brought about by the southwest monsoon (habagat) battered Metro Manila, Quezon City 4th District Councilor Hero Bautista distributed 600 relief packs containing basic food essentials such as sugar, rice, coffee, canned goods, bread, and flour to residents displaced by heavy flooding. Bautista and his staff also visited NIA Road to feed 100 families with arroz caldo and porridge.
The 40 candidates in the Bb. Pilipinas pageant meet and greet their supporters after presenting their respective talents as part...
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Catholic devotees with their faces and other body parts covered with mud and dried banana leaves gamely join the procession...
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Various groups and agencies joined in the street dancing and float parade called NILAD Festival from the Quirino Grandstand in...
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It’s an age-old tradition to water-dousing fest in San Juan City to mark the feast of St. John, the Baptist...
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The facade of the National Museum of the Philippines in Manila City is illuminated at night by different colored lights...
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Lakas-CMD President and House Majority Leader Martin Romualdez (right) administers the oath-taking of Pagadian City Mayor Samuel “Sammy” Co (center)...
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The Sandiganbayan has given President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his family another chance to present evidence in connection with a...
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The Philippine Stock Exchange, one of Asia’s oldest bourses, on Friday permanently closed down its trading floor in Bonifacio Global...
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The incoming Marcos administration is considering legislation that would extend the term of barangay officials from three years to five...
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Outgoing Energy Secretary Alfonso Cusi on Friday withdrew his libel and cyber-libel complaints against seven news organizations over their stories...
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Seventeen complaints that involve alleged vote-buying and selling are set to undergo preliminary investigations, according to the Commission on Elections...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
