Pangasinan suspends classes across 48 LGUs amid TD Luis

Photo courtesy of DepEd Tayo Dulag NHS Facebook All 48 local government units in Pangasinan suspended classes Monday as Tropical Depression Luis and the enhanced southwest monsoon brought heavy rain and raised safety concerns across the province. The provincial government said local officials ordered the suspensions under Executive Order No. 66, which authorizes mayors to…

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Pegula was in control—then Alex Eala struck back before rain froze the Final!

Just when Alex Eala appeared ready to turn the Washington Open final into another unforgettable comeback, the skies opened—and forced the biggest match of her career to stop. The Filipina tennis sensation was beginning to find her rhythm against top-seeded American Jessica Pegula, leading 2-1 in the second set, when persistent rain suspended their championship…

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RAIN CAN’T STOP HER: Alex Eala gets another shot at history in suspended DC Open Final

WASHINGTON — The rain may have interrupted Alex Eala’s championship battle, but it also left the door wide open for a dramatic Filipino comeback. Eala’s highly anticipated DC Open final against American top seed Jessica Pegula was suspended Sunday after thunderstorms made conditions unplayable, leaving the Filipina tennis sensation trailing by just one set—but very…

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Third suspect surrenders in killing of vlogger Mima Alicia

Mima Alicia A third suspect in the killing of vlogger Alicia “Mima Alicia” Lipata surrendered to authorities, while three others remained at large, the Philippine National Police said Monday. Northern Police District director Brig. Gen. Benliner Capili said the suspect, identified only by the initials A.F., turned himself in to the Mabalacat City Police Station…

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Court enters not guilty plea for Marcoleta in cash gift case

Senator Rodante Marcoleta. (PNA photo by Robert Alfiler) Senator Rodante Marcoleta declined to enter a plea Monday in one of three cases accusing him of violating a decree that bars public officials from accepting gifts. Marcoleta’s lawyer, Moises Tolentino Jr., told the Sandiganbayan First Division that the senator would not enter a plea because related…

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Bong Revilla’s sister cornered nearly P5-B DPWH contracts in Cavite 

Sources from the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) revealed that former senator Ramon ‘Bong’ Revilla Jr.’s sister had bagged almost Php 5 billion infrastructure development projects in the Revilla’ s bailiwick in Cavite.  This was learned following the temporary freedom given to the former legislator while he is being tried for alleged flood control…

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NUJP rebukes Sara Duterte over attacks on PH press

The National Union of Journalists of the Philippines (NUJP) criticized Vice President Sara Duterte-Carpio for disparaging the country’s media and questioning the standards of local journalism. In a statement Saturday, the NUJP rejected Duterte’s claim that Philippine journalism fell behind its foreign counterparts. The group said Filipino journalists had consistently received international recognition, which contradicted…

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