Ayala Gains Control of Glacier Megafridge Cold Storage
Ayala’s AC Logistics to acquire 84% of Glacier Megafridge, boosting Philippine cold storage and tackling food supply losses.
Amihan Brings Rare Chill, Light Rains Across Luzon
PAGASA warns amihan peak keeps Metro Manila and N. Luzon cold with light rains, temps dipping to 19°C and lower through late January.
Senators Blast FDA for Failing to Curb Illegal Online Medicines
Senators grilled the FDA over illegal online sales of counterfeit medicines, warning public health is at risk from unregulated drugs.
Chinese Vessels in West Philippine Sea Rise to 55
Chinese vessels in the West Philippine Sea surge to 55, raising urgent concerns for maritime security and Filipino fishermen’s livelihoods.
Landslide in West Java Claims 7 Lives, 82 Missing
At least seven dead and 82 missing after a massive landslide buried homes in Indonesia’s West Java as rescue teams race against time.
Mallari Appointed New Bishop of Tarlac Diocese
Pope Francis appoints Bishop Roberto Mallari as Tarlac’s new bishop, promising stability and leadership for over 1.2 million Catholics.
CJ Perez Lifts San Miguel to 2–1 PBA Finals Lead
CJ Perez erupts late as San Miguel stuns TNT for 2–1 PBA Finals lead, clutch shots sealing a thrilling Game 3 comeback in Manila.
BSP Assures Peso Stability Amid P60 Threshold Fears
Peso nears record lows but BSP says P60 per dollar unlikely soon, easing fears of costlier imports and inflation for Filipinos.
Amihan Brings Light Rains, Rough Seas to Luzon
PAGASA warns Amihan bringing cloudy skies and light rains over Luzon, parts of Visayas, plus strong winds and rough seas in eastern coasts.
Fifteen Filipino Survivors Rescued After Vessel Capsizes
Fifteen Filipino seafarers rescued as search continues for four missing crew members from the capsized M/V Devon Bay near Scarborough Shoal.
LTFRB Launches Automated Roadworthiness Checks for PUVs
LTFRB launches automated vehicle roadworthiness checks for public transport, aiming to enhance safety and accountability nationwide.
45 Killed, Over 150 Injured in Spain Rail Collision
Deadly rail collision in Spain claims 45 lives and injures over 150, raising urgent safety concerns amid ongoing investigations into the tragedy.
PH Enhances Maritime Strategy Amid Rising Sea Tensions
West Philippine Sea tensions rise as Manila adopts a firm maritime stance and prepares for independent defense amidst escalating China’s aggression.
Alex Eala Becomes First Filipina in WTA Top 50
Filipina Alex Eala breaks into WTA Top 50 after stunning Miami Open run, inspiring young athletes across the Philippines.
Amsterdam Bans Electric Fatbikes After Safety Concerns
Amsterdam bans high-speed electric fatbikes from Vondelpark as safety fears rise over crashes on crowded bike paths.
Tropical Depression Ada Weakens, Seas Remain Rough
PAGASA monitors LPA outside PAR as Tropical Depression Ada weakens offshore; no wind signals up, but monsoon keeps seas rough.
Liberal Party Reshapes Leadership Ahead of 2028 Elections
Liberal Party names Leila de Lima as chair, shifting focus to unity and coalitions ahead of the 2028 elections. Major changes unfold post-defeats.
Revilla’s Quarantine Ends; Inmates Cleared for Integration
Ramon Revilla Jr. completes quarantine at Quezon City Jail, set for integration as legal hearings loom over ₱92.8M flood project fraud allegations.
Trump Launches Board of Peace for Global Diplomacy
Trump’s Board of Peace aims to reshape global diplomacy with sweeping powers for Gaza reconstruction and conflict resolution beyond the Middle East.
Metro Manila Subway Delays Continue Amid Land Issues
Metro Manila Subway nears 91% land acquisition, yet delays push full operations to 2031-2032, impacting daily commutes and urban mobility.