Bagong queuing system sa QMC:

Personal na nagtungo si Quezon Governor Angelina "Doktora Helen" Tan sa QPHN–Quezon Medical Center upang ipakita sa publiko ang bagong Queuing System Machine na layong magbigay ng mas mabilis, maayos, at episyenteng proseso ng pagpapakonsulta para sa mga Quezonian.

Para sa mas mabilis na serbisyo

Patuloy na kinakaharap ng mga residente sa isang resettlement area sa Tayabas City ang matagal nang suliranin sa kawalan ng malinaw na titulo ng lupa, dahilan upang mangamba ang ilan sa seguridad ng kanilang paninirahan.

‘Squatter’ sa sariling lupa?

Philippine Army Southern Luzon Command Commander Lt. Gen. Cerilo Balaoro Jr. expressed high praise for the officers and personnel of the 2nd Infantry (Jungle Fighter) Division during his visit to Camp Capinpin in Tanay, Rizal last February 13.

SOLCOM chief lauds 'Jungle Fighters'

Patay ang isang barangay kagawad mula sa San Pablo City, Laguna matapos umanong pagtatagain ng kanyang kainuman kasunod ng pagtatalo habang nag-iinuman sa Dolores, Quezon noong Martes, February 17.

Barangay kagawad, patay sa pananaga

For decades, Santa Rosa City has led the way in the transformation of Laguna from a predominantly-agricultural province to one of the largest industrial hubs outside Metro Manila.

PH's first hyperscale data center opens in Santa Rosa City

Magkano nga ba dapat ang ibayad sa mga tricycle driver sa Lucena City?

Minimum fare sa trikes sa Lucena

“Sa Lungsod ng Biñan, pamahalaan ay nagkakaisa, kaya’t pinagkakatiwalaan.”

UNITY BEGETS TRUST

Nag-ingay ang daan-daang magsasaka, mangingisda, at kabataan sa Brgy. Mangalang Kiling, Sariaya, Quezon kamakailan.

Mga magsasaka sa Sariaya, iginiit ang karapatan sa lupa

As part of honoring the contributions of the Filipino worker last Labor Day, May 1, the Social Security System (SSS) said it has rolled out enhanced and expanded programs for its members.

Enhanced programs for SSS members

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We live with ghosts. Not the kind that walk along corridors at midnight, but the kind that stand silent and skeletal on our once-live mountains—the ghost forests. Forests that were promised, planted, perhaps counted—but not quite there. When the trees are dead, or never grew, or the canopy is more a memory than a reality, what have we done?

Ghost trees in non-existent forests

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It is reassuring to note that the government, through the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) which is the official and legitimate source of information and opinions on the subject of the conflicting claims in the South China Sea (SCS), has assured that its communication channels with China are open and working.

Open lines of communication

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Two YouTube programs jolted me from a sleepy Saturday afternoon. One was a program where two hosts focused on the Province of Samar, and another was hosted by former Sec. of Socio-economic Planning, Professor Solita Monsod (After class with Mareng Winnie), who centered her comments on the strong link between corruption and the poverty of an area and the high political corruption index of the Philippines compared to other Southeast Asian countries.

Connecting the Dots

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Ramon Tulfo crosses the line: Anti-Muslim post demands public apology

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February 22 - 25, this year, 2026, is the 40th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution of February 22 - 25, 1986. The 22nd was a Saturday. The 25th was a Tuesday. The following is my recollection of events from where I stood.

Memories of #EDSA40

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