A proposed ordinance aiming to clean up hazardous, low-hanging dangling wires faces strict opposition from a city official who claim critical legal loopholes leave the measure flawed. The draft measu...
The Baguio City Police Office will remain stationed across 67 public schools throughout the opening weeks of the school year to ensure continuous traffic management and student safety. The extended de...
Three Filipino public servants are set to bring home advanced global expertise in public health, digital transit, and civil service after being selected in the Australia Awards Scholarships program. D...
Antonio Alberto Morales, Ambassador of the Philippines to Australia, affirmed a stronger bond as both countries marked the 80th anniversary of bilateral ties. Morales said, “Australia is our strategic...
A total of 153 jeepney drivers in Baguio officially began receiving financial assistance Monday through the newly launched TUPAD Tuloy Pasada program to help ease the burden of the national energy cri...
Local officials have formed a specialized technical working group to prepare for a severe “super dry” spell and potential water shortages expected to hit the city early next year. Engr. Th...
Union calls for disaster-resilient infrastructure, school repairs, digital connectivity, and meaningful curriculum consultation ahead of June 8 class opening As the school year 2026–2027 opens on June...
A demand to be heard has been made by stakeholders of the Baguio City Public Market. The two-day market summit opening June 5, 2026 called on the government to include partners in the crafting of the ...
Baguio City officials are racing against time to avert heavy environmental fines and a potential shutdown order after the city’s aging Sewage Treatment Plant repeatedly failed to meet national w...
The Baguio City Council recently urged national line agencies and local utility providers to map out the implementation of Republic Act No. 11697, also known as the Electric Vehicle Industry Developme...
