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Israel Opens Doors To Filipino Hotel Workers

Israel will officially open its hotel sector to Filipino workers, Israeli Ambassador Ilan Fluss said.

Authorities To Curb ‘Ticket Fixing’ At Dumaguete Port

Ports and maritime authorities in Dumaguete are now investigating the presence of fixers allegedly buying tickets from shipping lines in bulk and reselling them to passengers at a higher price.

Dumaguete To Set Up Employment Help Desks In 30 Villages

The city government of Dumaguete is looking for barangays to collect unemployment data and assist local job seekers.

Curfew Lifted In Bacolod City

No more curfew in Bacolod after more than two years.

Shuttle Buses To Transport Thai BL FanCon Attendees Across Metro Manila

Thai BL fans who will attend the upcoming FanCon can get a bus ride directly to the venue at designated points around Metro Manila.

StackTrek With DICT Launches Code Your Future Conference

Be part of the biggest conference that will transform thousands of Filipinos from zero experience to successful tech professionals this June.

Flood Mitigation Project In Pangasinan Town Completed

The flood mitigation project in Pangasinan has been completed and is expected to protect residential areas along the Agno River.

House Ratifies Bill Making Firms Responsible For Plastic Waste

The House of Representatives has approved a bicameral conference committee report on a bill that seeks to formalize the practice of extended producer responsibility in waste management.

Palace: Marcos’ Gov’t To Decide On Plan To Impose New Taxes

Malacañang is leaving it up to the incoming economic team of President-elect Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. to impose new and higher tax measures.

Marcos Bares More Cabinet Appointees

President-elect Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. bared more appointees to his incoming Cabinet a day after his proclamation as the 17th President of the Philippines.