The Philippine Herald

House committee approves Basic Education Voucher Program, providing private school subsidies from kindergarten to secondary schools.

President Bongbong Marcos discussed improving capabilities and coordination with the US to strengthen military, political, and economic ties.

Negros Island Organic Farmers Festival generates Php2.7 million in sales, empowering local farmers and promoting sustainable farming practices.

Samar governor Tan leads the charge in fighting climate change and boosting the bamboo industry to create a greener and more prosperous future in the province.

Senator Cynthia Villar advocates supporting local products for a robust economy, endorsing the Association of Laguna Food Processors’ efforts in promoting Laguna’s processed foods.

A town in Lanao del Sur welcomes a new two-story town hall, symbolizing good governance and unity, courtesy of Muslim Mindanao’s efforts.

Bacolod Mayor Benitez reveals plans for a sister city agreement with Darwin, Australia, focusing on education, technology, and culture.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development pushes for the MOVE program to combat violence against women and children, involving all government agencies and local units.

The Department of Social Welfare and Development stepped up to help families affected by the Mindanao earthquake, providing over Php11 million in assistance and essential items.

The Department of Agriculture allocated more than Php100 million for cash assistance to 32,337 rice farmers in Negros Oriental, anticipating El Niño’s impact next year.