The Philippine Herald

The Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines sends the largest-ever delegation of 1,500 Filipinos to World Youth Day in Portugal, joining 67,000 pilgrims to more than 100 countries.

Cebu provincial government launches the “Kadiwa ng Pangulo and Serbisyo” caravan, bringing services and fresh produce to residents.

Bataan Government and a power firm to team up in safeguarding Pawikans, home to three endangered turtle species.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development launches the “Buong Bansa Handa” disaster preparedness program to ensure swift aid and relief nationwide.

The Department of Education envisions the empowerment of the 21st Century Learners with tech-driven education for a brighter future amid pandemic challenges.

Get ready for an extraordinary love story with Donny Pangilinan and Belle Mariano in their highly-anticipated ABS-CBN primetime series, “Can’t Buy Me Love.”

Dance princess AC Bonifacio conquers Times Square and online streaming platform charts with her electrifying new single!

The Knowledge Channel Foundation EcoProject wins the outstanding Corporate Social Responsibility Award, empowering youth for a greener future.

ABS-CBN dominates at the Golden Laurel Awards, taking home 11 trophies, including Media Company of the Year for the sixth consecutive year.

Cleft-focused organization Smile Train initiated a program that would make the largest online photo album of smiling mouths together with actress Samantha Hanratty in its attempt to get a Guinness World title.