A hidden trapdoor, a half-human, half-snake creature, and a famous actress allegedly paid to keep quiet. The Robinsons ...

Comelec has canceled the registration of 50 party-list groups, including Bayan Muna, Magdalo and Buhay, over participation ...

Perched on Dominican Hill in Baguio City, the Diplomat Hotel is one of the Philippines’ most famous sites associated with ghost stories. Its weathered walls, broken windows, and imposing structure ...

Maragondon, Cavite, is a town that brings history to life. Rich in stories of revolution, faith, and heritage, Maragondon is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in the Philippines' past.

Water quality in the Philippines is becoming a growing concern, with pollution increasingly affecting the country’s ability to provide clean and reliable water. While the country has abundant natural ...

Pasig City is advancing toward a permanent solution for persistent flooding in low-lying areas with its Flood Control and Drainage Masterplan now roughly 80 percent finished. The initiative seeks to ...

Long before we celebrated Alex Eala’s milestones, there was a time when two Filipinos carried the country’s hopes on tennis courts around the world. Armed with wooden rackets and fueled by ...

The provincial government of Cagayan is advancing plans to elevate the Port of Aparri into a major international gateway, aligning its development strategy with key national agencies to strengthen ...

Despite a decline in the national birth rate, several regions in the Philippines remain critically short on classrooms, according to a new joint study by the Second Congressional Commission on ...

The Salinas Salt Springs in Bambang, Nueva Vizcaya, once gleamed like a hidden gem in the forests of northern Luzon. For centuries, this extraordinary salt-producing mountain not only supported the ...

San Fernando, Pampanga, widely recognized as the Christmas Capital of the Philippines, is making strides in an equally significant achievement: becoming the country's model for zero-waste management.

The streets of Malasiqui in Pangasinan were alive with excitement on Wednesday as the town celebrated the first-ever Kirmat (Lightning) Festival. This vibrant event, part of the town’s annual fiesta, ...