For Quezonin farmers

Quezon Province, long celebrated as the “Coconut Capital of the Philippines,” is primed for significant growth as new legislative initiatives and rising copra prices breathe fresh life into its agricultural sector.

RAY OF HOPE

On a misty morning in early February, farmers lined the highway with laminated photos of dried rice paddies and mutated irrigation canals.

Golden Grains and Black Sand

Dredger withdraws from MacArthur

In a scene that looked more like a prolonged standoff than a “project launch,” the massive cutter suction dredger that had been inching its way toward a black sand mining site in MacArthur, Leyte is finally about to be pulled back.

Not the end, but still a win

Lucena City one-way traffic scheme:

After the implementation of the one-way traffic scheme on major streets in Lucena City on February 2, debate continues as to whether the City Ordinance 2915 has provided relief or added problems for motorists, business owners, and residents.

WINS OR WOES?

No matter how hard the government's propaganda machinery tries to spin it, prospects for Filipinos remain dire in 2026.

FORGETTING HISTORY

ACT ON FLOODING NOW

What are Laguna LGUs doing on oil price hike?

Not so much as even a memo on energy-saving measures?

DEAFENING SILENCE

“Sa Lungsod ng Biñan, pamahalaan ay nagkakaisa, kaya’t pinagkakatiwalaan.”

UNITY BEGETS TRUST

Tacloban’s downtown core has always been a story of trade. As the capital of Tacloban and the economic heart of Leyte, its streets around Avenida Veteranos and Justice Romualdez have long reflected the ebbs and flows of migration, disaster recovery, and retail change.

Tac City: The Next Chinatown?

Prime Water-Quezon Metro partnership

Prime Water Quezon Metro (PWQM) is at a critical crossroads of its water service delivery to its over 57,000 consumers in the two cities of Lucena and Tayabas and in the municipality of Pagbilao.

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