While the entire Philippines was riveted to the unfolding drama inside the Senate last Wednesday, most residents of Laguna province were left in the dark on the issue – literally and figuratively.

IN THE DARK

The House vote was never expected to be close. What turned heads instead was the map of resistance.


16 in line, one takes a stand

Nature plundered

Trees are being cut. An entire mountain is being carved out. Whole hectares are being converted into a trash bin.

WHY THE RUSH, MR. MAYOR?

ERC and Meralco:

As the Philippines enter the hottest season of the year – and amid the continued effect of skyrocketing oil prices due to runaway inflation, keeping prices of basic goods and commodities out of reach – consumers are up in arms.

ANOTHER SYNDICATE?

The numbers are stark, unsettling, and impossible to ignore.

Fractured Futures

Biñan’s 16th Puto Latik Festival simplified, yet grand

FEAST OF THE SOUL 

Residents of San Pedro City, Laguna have reached boiling point.

‘Estafa’?

When Leyte Representative Martin Romualdez insists there are no ghost projects in Leyte, he may be arguing the wrong case.

No Ghost, Just Over Priced?

Leyte to support Inday Sara Over FMR?

Long regarded as the political bailiwick of the Romualdez family, Leyte is showing early signs of political fluidity as support for Vice President Sara Duterte gains traction in pockets of the province, an emerging trend that analysts say reflects both national realignments and local recalibration of power.

SHIFTING GROUND

Quezon celebrates culture and unity this summer

As the summer heat intensifies across the country, so does the vibrant spirit of the Quezonins.

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