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Following the implementation of a new rerouting scheme aimed at alleviating traffic congestion and improving road flow, Lucena City is currently exploring a shift toward technology-based public transportation. 

Driving Lucena forward

In Eastern Visayas, the steady rise in petroleum prices is no longer just an economic statistic, it has become a daily burden carried by the region’s working class.

RISING BURDEN

It's not about vision; It's about execution

In a rare and compelling example of “matapang pero may puso”  leadership, Infanta Mayor L.A. Ruanto put a stop to the ongoing roadwork by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) and its contractor. 

Daring Command

City and Catbalogan City have emerged as stark symbols of the Philippines’ deepening literacy crisis, after new data released by the Second Congressional Commission on Education (EDCOM II) showed that roughly half of their early-grade learners are struggling readers.Tacloban

HALF CAN’T READ

Quezonins to tighten belts; Gov. Tan calls for prudence

Quezonins are bracing for more expensive fuel, a consequence of rising geopolitical tensions in the Middle East.

TIPID MODE

"15 pesos minimum voluntary kung sino may gusto, mataas po kasi ang diesel. Salamat po."

PENITENSYA

Public controversies often produce competing narratives. Some illuminate the truth. Others quietly redirect attention away from uncomfortable questions.

GREED!

Biñan City LGU tackles oil crisis head-on

It has often been said that true governance is tested in times of need.

READY FOR THE WORST

Atimonan's Balancing Act

Quezon Province is already home to a number of coal-fired power plants, Pagbilao, Mauban, and San Buenaventura.  Atimonan's coal power plant will be the fourth.


COAL CONONDRUM

Consumer groups demand action against oil profiteers

“You will be charged for possible profiteering,” local governments in Eastern Visayas warn those who are taking advantage of the oil crisis the country is facing.

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