The Philippine Herald

The Philippine-American Educational Foundation announces exceptional students for the Global Undergraduate Exchange Program, providing them with opportunities to excel and represent their country.

President Marcos Jr. pledges to address the housing backlog and aims to build one million houses annually until the end of his term, benefiting Filipino families and overseas Filipino workers.

Senator Bong Go called out the need for urgent action for mandatory evacuation centers, calling for improved facilities and coordination in times of crisis.

President Bongbong Marcos praises the Philippine Air Force for upholding territorial integrity and safeguarding maritime zones, emphasizing the importance of dedication and sacrifice in their mission.

The Laguna provincial government launches the 49th Nutrition Month, emphasizing the importance of affordable and healthy diets for every Filipino.

The Inter-Agency Council for Traffic enforces stricter penalties and fines for offenders, which leads to a crackdown on EDSA busway violators.

Department of Transportation Secretary Jaime Bautista announced that the North-South Commuter Railway system’s opening would mark the revival of the country’s rail sector.

Cebu City Mayor Michael Rama sets a goal to transform the city into a Singapore-like development, despite skeptics questioning its feasibility.

Widow transforms basic sewing skills into a booming souvenir business, overcoming criticism and competition while supporting her family and community.

The National Irrigation Administration hands over PHP30-million Hamiguitan Small Irrigation Project to farmers, benefiting rice farmers in Surigao del Sur.