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by Raymond Carl Dela Cruz on June 1, 2022
PCG files raps vs. MV Happy Hiro crew over sea mishap off Palawan
by Raymond Carl Dela Cruz on June 1, 2022
MANILA – The Philippine Coast Guard (PCG) has filed complaints against four crewmembers of the cargo vessel, MV Happy Hiro, following their collision with a Filipino fishing boat in waters off Agutaya, Palawan on Saturday.... Read full article
by Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos on March 11, 2022
Inequality, stigma push Filipinas to keep soaring
by Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos on March 11, 2022
MANILA – It could not be denied that gender stereotypes are still pervasive, thereby affecting women’s self-esteem and career progression. But Janicka Cristine Mendoza remained unshakable and proved that women, just like men, can also take the lead.... Read full article
by Raymond Carl Dela Cruz on September 7, 2021
PCG chief George Ursabia to retire Wednesday
by Raymond Carl Dela Cruz on September 7, 2021
MANILA – The commandant of the Philippine Coast Guard (PCG), Adm. George Ursabia Jr., will retire on Wednesday after almost 38 years in service, with four candidates named as his possible replacement.... Read full article
by Stephanie Sevillano on April 1, 2022
Supply of chicken meat, eggs unaffected by bird flu: BAI
by Stephanie Sevillano on April 1, 2022
MANILA – The Bureau of Animal Industry (BAI) on Thursday assured the public that the supply of chicken meat and eggs should not be a problem amid the bird flu hitting several parts of the country.... Read full article
by Ma. Teresa Montemayor on March 17, 2022
No lifting of mask mandate yet: Duque
by Ma. Teresa Montemayor on March 17, 2022
MANILA – The mask mandate remains even when coronavirus cases continue to drop, Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said Thursday.... Read full article
by Stephanie Sevillano on March 30, 2022
DepEd keeps 7K learners out of school due to restive Taal
by Stephanie Sevillano on March 30, 2022
MANILA – The Department of Education (DepEd) has already suspended classes in 19 schools in Agoncillo and Laurel, Batangas, affecting 7,139 learners, amid the Taal volcanic unrest.... Read full article
by Connie Calipay on January 7, 2022
OWWA to give P1.8-M livelihood grant to 2 OFW groups in Sorsogon
by Connie Calipay on January 7, 2022
LEGAZPI CITY – The Overseas Workers Welfare Administration (OWWA) in Bicol will be awarding PHP1.8 million to two overseas Filipino Workers' (OFWs) organizations in Sorsogon province.... Read full article
by Stephanie Sevillano on March 21, 2022
PH teachers to optimize learning approaches for K-3
by Stephanie Sevillano on March 21, 2022
MANILA – To optimize Filipino teachers’ competence in securing quality education among learners from kindergarten to Grade 3 (K-3), the Department of Education (DepEd) and the Regional English Language Office Manila have started their six-week webina... Read full article
by Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos on March 24, 2022
EO on economic recovery preparation for 'new normal': Palace
by Ruth Abbey Gita-Carlos on March 24, 2022
MANILA – The adoption of the 10-point policy agenda for the country’s economic recovery is not an “exit plan” solely from the coronavirus disease 2019 (Covid-19) pandemic, Malacañang said Thursday.... Read full article
by Philippines.tv on April 15, 2020
Different Recipes You Can Do With Sardines
by Philippines.tv on April 15, 2020
Stuck with sardines given from our government or any sectors? Here are some recipes you can do out of sardines.... Read full article

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