BAGUIO CITY – Local schools keep the spirit of EDSA alive. While the national government designated the 39th anniversary of the EDSA People Power Revolution as a “special working day,” loc...
By Maria Elena Catajan In the vegetable capital of the Philippines, people suffer from unhealthy eating habits. “It’s alarming that cardiovascular disease is at the top among Cordilleran’s.” Joyce Ril...
The Baguio City Council is once again deliberating the fate of residential lots within the Camp John Hay Reservation. Should these be sold directly by the Bases Conversion and Development Authority (B...
Thirty years after the City Government of Baguio imposed the 19 conditionalities for the formulation of the Master Development Plan for Camp John Hay (formerly Club John Hay), the Bases Conversion Dev...
Koalisyong Makabayan Cordillera has launched its electoral campaign amid widespread red-tagging and a “crackdown” on campaign posters across the Cordillera Administrative Region. The group...
A youth group expressed full support for the disqualification case filed against siblings Erwin and Ben Tulfo and other members of the Tulfo clan before the Commission on Elections (Comelec). On Monda...
The Baguio City Council is reviewing a proposal to allocate P10 million for the construction of a collapsible parking facility to address the city’s growing parking problem. As traffic congestio...
The Baguio City Council recently enacted an ordinance that will simplify the process for obtaining Certificates of Final Electrical Inspection (CFEI) or Certificates of Electrical Inspection (CEI) by ...
The Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO) Inc. has implemented stricter financial policies to prevent board members from incurring personal loans or misusing cooperative resources. During the regular ...
Children and young people called on parents, educators, governments and internet technology companies to ensure that social media and the internet are safe for their use, learning and leisure. In a vi...
