"All the Things I Leave You"

Although the time and setting of Daluyong Studios' "All the Things I Leave You" (2025) which has the subtitle "Patawid" (which means inheritance or a legacy which is passed on from one generation to the next in Ilocano, the essence of the film is very catholic.

The intersection between gender love and local color

What is the real condition of the Sierra Madre mountain range, one of the longest mountain ranges in the Philippines?


DENR, solons conduct aerial inspection of Sierra Madre

Confusion in Senate is the diversion

When Senator Panfilo Lacson disclosed that frustration within the armed services had allegedly reached down to battalion and regional levels, he may have intended it as a warning to his political opponents.

MARCOS vs. THE PEOPLE

Tila may sagot na sa panalangin ng mga residente ng San Pablo at karatig lalawigan na mapagaan ang matagal na nilang kalbaryo pagdating sa transportasyon.

Pagkumpleto sa San Pablo Bypass Road, tiniyak

San Pedro bags Seal of Good Financial Housekeeping

“Makikita po doon ang transparency sa lokal na pamamahala.”

Transparent accounting at work

Sa kabila ng kaliwa’t kanang pag-aalinlangan sa liderato ng bansa, nailabas na ang resulta ng survey ng RPMD Foundation Inc. “Boses ng Bayan” Governance Assessment na ginawa mula April 1 hanggang 8.

Sinu-sinong mga opisyal ang pinagkakatiwalaan sa Laguna?

For decades, Santa Rosa City has led the way in the transformation of Laguna from a predominantly-agricultural province to one of the largest industrial hubs outside Metro Manila.

PH's first hyperscale data center opens in Santa Rosa City

A throwback of the 90s and the millennium was observed here in Laguna Province last week.

‘Home Along Da Riles’ appoints cast meet and greet in San Pedro City

As part of honoring the contributions of the Filipino worker last Labor Day, May 1, the Social Security System (SSS) said it has rolled out enhanced and expanded programs for its members.

Enhanced programs for SSS members

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This morning, as I sat quietly in meditation, a wave of insights washed over me that I’ve been pondering ever since. It’s funny how taking a moment of stillness can open your eyes to truths you’ve known deep down but never fully acknowledged. Today, I realized that many of the wealthiest people in the world are caught in a cycle - making money not just to live, but to keep making more money, and then even more. It’s like they’re chasing an endless goal, never really stopping to enjoy what they have. To me, that’s what I call poverty consciousness. It’s a mindset rooted in lack, in the idea that we’re never enough, never truly fulfilled unless we keep accumulating more.

Beyond Money: Awakening to Our Universal Power to Create

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Thirty – seven days after seizing the Senate Presidency in the Monday, May 11, 2026, Cayetano Senate Coup, and fourteen days after he was unseated in the Wednesday, June 3, 2026, Gatchalian Senate Coup, former “kapit tuko” HoR Speaker and shortest serving and messiest Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano, finally conceded on Wednesday, June 17, 2026, morning, that he had lost the numbers and that Gatchalian had the thirteen votes.

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Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow

Tacloban and Palo maintain MacArthur Park or Freedom Park on the shores of Leyte Gulf to remind generations of Filipinos of World War 2, that horrific international war that saw Germany, Italy and Japan being defeated by the Allied Forces, mainly the United States, Soviet Union, and the United Kingdom.

Palo’s MacArthur Park, Signal Day in Tolosa

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The passing of two generations of Filipinos is not enough to erase the grim memories of World War 2, particularly the atrocities of the Japanese Imperial Army, in Laguna and Quezon provinces.

Japanese atrocities in Laguna, Quezon

Just a few weeks ago, a business establishment right next to our office has once again closed its doors.

'Lulubog-lilitaw'

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The Difference Between Judicial Findings and Public Suspicion

The question of ill-gotten wealth continues to haunt Philippine politics decades after the fall of the Marcos regime. It also resurfaces whenever the names Marcos and Romualdez dominate the national conversation. Yet while there are undeniable historical and familial links between the two, it is important to distinguish between what has been judicially established and what remains the subject of allegation and public scrutiny.