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Power transmission costs down this month - NGCP

Transmission charges for this month's power bill will be slightly lower due to reduced ancillary service (AS) costs, according to the National Grid Corp. of the Philippines.

LTO deploys breathalyzers for safer holiday travel

The Land Transportation Office (LTO) has deployed breathalyzers nationwide to keep roads safe during the holiday season.

Hazardous eruption possible in Kanlaon'

BACOLOD CITY - State volcanologists yesterday warned that a \"hazardous eruption\" may occur at Kanlaon Volcano on Negros Island in the coming weeks.

3 electrocuted at jamboree; 12 injured

ZAMBOANGA CITY - Three members of the Boy Scouts of the Philippines (BSP) died while 12 others were injured following an accident at a jamboree site in Barangay Pasonanca in this city yesterday morning.

PNP cracks down on private armed groups, loose guns

To ensure the safe conduct of the 2025 midterm elections, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Gen.

Bong Go aids Taguig fire victims

Sen. Bong Go on Wednesday distributed aid to 228 families affected by a fire in Barangay Tanyag, Taguig.

DTI wants vape with formaldehyde content banned

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) has censured two vape companies for coming out with online posts saying they were fully compliant with government regulations.

Fire hits former Cubao theater

Four people were injured after a fire struck a commercial building in Cubao, Quezon City yesterday.

Teodoro to appeal cancellation of COC for congressman

Saying he is a legitimate resident of Marikina's first district, Mayor Marcelino Teodoro has vowed to contest the decision of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) canceling his candidacy for congressman over his residency issue.

DOJ files 41 tax evasion raps vs 2 firms

The Department of Justice (DOJ) has filed 41 cases of tax evasion against two companies for allegedly using fake receipts to evade payment of taxes.

Makati police chief axed over 'shooting' near Castro's car

The chief of the Makati police station was relieved from his post following an alleged shooting that occurred in front of the car of Alliance of Concerned Teachers party-list Rep. France Castro on Wednesday night.

Moving the peace mountains

The House of Representatives approved this week on second reading House Bill (HB) 11144, or the proposed postponement of next year's first regular election for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) Parliament.

Taking a look at modern China

China is going through a period of massive change and it is a major actor in the world markets.

They'd be fooling us again on PhilHealth, education

We're dumb—all 119 million of us Filipinos. That's why the President, VP, Cabinet, senators, congressmen kick us around.

'Pito-pito X 4' and new rides

When Filipinos mention the term \"pito-pito,\" it generally refers to a local plant or herb believed to have medicinal value.

Penalizing DUI

As travel and revelry increase during the holidays, the Land Transportation Office has announced that it would be deploying breathalyzers nationwide to promote road safety.

Campaign pollution

Politicians polluting public spaces with their campaign materials are not only bad for aesthetics and the environment; they are also bad for your health.

PASKONG PINOY, KAHIT SAAN KA MAN

Camille Villar celebrates early Christmas with OFWs in Taiwan

Davao cacao co-op relishes sweet success via LANDBANK partnership

From its humble beginnings to the success it is now reaping, the growth of the Biao Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries Cooperative (BARBCO) is deeply rooted in the soil of collective endeavor, resilience, and fruitful partnerships.

A PIONEERING NET ZERO VISION

Globe leads the way with green network and sustainable practices

DA: No control over lechon prices

The Department of Agriculture has no jurisdiction over the selling price of roast pig or lechon following reports that the retail price had increased by 30 percent amid higher demand during the holidays, a ranking DA official said yesterday.

Bicam OKs higher soldiers' allowance

Soldiers' subsistence allowance has been increased to P350 from P150.

Sara mum on secret fund recipients

Vice President Sara Duterte refused to give the House of Representatives any explanation regarding the identities of \"Mary Grace Piattos,\" \"Chippy McDonalds\" and other names that appeared in the acknowledgment receipts (ARs) as supposed recipients of the Office of the Vice President (OVP) and Department of Education (DepEd)'s confidential funds in 2022 and 2023.

BBM: Avoid provocative WPS statements

Officials are under orders from President Marcos not to engage in acts or take positions that may escalate tensions in the West Philippine Sea (WPS).

It's final: 66 to vie for Senate in 2025

The list has been finalized: 66 senatorial aspirants will compete for the 12 seats available in the May 2025 midterm polls, the Commission on Elections announced.

Metro water rate hike gets MWSS nod

Households in the Greater Manila Area will face higher water bills starting next year after the Metropolitan Waterworks and Sewerage System-Regulatory Office (MWSS-RO) approved the rate hikes for Maynilad Water Services and Manila Water.

Nationwide crackdown set vs fake PWD IDs

The Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) will launch a nationwide crackdown on the sale and use of fake identification cards for persons with disabilities, labeling the practice as a tax evasion scheme.

Ex-PDEA chief Villanueva cited in contempt by quad comm

The quad committee of the House of Representatives yesterday cited former Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) director general Wilkins Villanueva in contempt for lying under oath.

Gov't to run down all underground POGOS

BBM: They will face full force of the law

Palace: Budget to be reviewed, signed before Christmas

President Marcos is slated to sign into law the P6.532-trillion national budget for 2025 before Christmas.