
The Philippine economy may continue to suffer in the medium term if the Middle East conflict and the flood control…

Time and again, we hear stories of conflicts between government agencies, particularly when law enforcement bodies…

The DPWH has faced scrutiny over flood-control projects in Bulacan after congressional and Senate hearings uncovered…

A 31-year-old woman and her two children, aged nine and four, were found dead inside a silver multipurpose vehicle in a…

The provincial government has placed Bulacan under a state of calamity due to damage caused by the enhanced southwest…
Twelve local officials from Bulacan have been stranded in Dubai since 28 February after Iranian missiles struck the country, Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla said Wednesday.
Speaking at the Kapihan sa Manila Bay forum, Remulla said the group consists of 11 vice mayors and one mayor who traveled to Dubai last week.
“Umalis sila Wednesday last week. May travel authority naman. Mga vice mayors from Bulacan. Parang labing isa sila. So ngayon, stuck sila sa Dubai,” he said.
Reports indicated that the 11 vice mayors have already secured flight schedules for their return to the Philippines.
Remulla added that authorities are still verifying reports that the mayor may have traveled without the required travel authority.