Here we are, still not over from the unexpected results of one of the quickest (in terms of counting the votes) elections the country has seen in decades.

Elections are over – the real work begins

As urban sprawl continues to reshape our landscapes, the clash between the development of new subdivisions and the preservation of our natural environment has become increasingly pronounced.

Residential vs environmental

In recent years, governments and private entities have allocated staggering sums—millions, sometimes billions—toward enhancing the aesthetic appeal of our critical infrastructures.

Beauty over burden

This week, Filipinos will once again converge at polling stations to choose their leaders for the next three years.

It doesn’t end with elections

This week, to borrow sports phraseology, is the “last two minutes” of candidates posturing and convincing voters that they are the right persons to lead their towns, cities and provinces for the next three years.  Consider Congress, too, in this list.

‘Nakapag-isip ka na ba?’

In recent months, the Philippines has witnessed a significant decrease in shooting incidents, raising hopes for a safer electoral environment.


Fragile Peace

In a world where creativity drives culture, the lack of opportunities for local artists in our province is nothing short of a travesty.

Left in the shadows

Those who fervently believed President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos, Jr.'s recent directive for the entire Cabinet to submit courtesy resignations will herald genuine changes in his administration have found themselves disappointed.

Disappointing Cabinet reset

Why is political “incorrectness” (read: kabastusan) becoming the trend among candidates nowadays?

‘Bawal ang bastos!’

Let’s not romanticize, as some politicians have been wont to do, the pressing issue of heavy traffic that is now affecting major roads in Laguna’s 1st and 2nd districts.

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