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UP survives La Salle scare, snaps UAAP 2-game skid

MANILA – University of the Philippines Fighting Maroons squandered a double-digit fourth-quarter lead but delivered in the clutch to escape with a thrilling 80-76...

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PH rice industry group eyes 200,000 MT of US rice yearly by 2028

THE PHILIPPINES could import up to 200,000 metric tons (MT) of rice annually from the United States starting in 2028 under a recently signed...

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The Iloilo City Government reaffirmed its commitment to prioritize people-centered programs, projects, and services funded through the responsible collection and utilization of taxes. Mayor Raisa S. Treñas emphasized that tax revenues are channelled into essential services such as infrastructure development, public health, education, social protection, and economic initiatives that directly benefit Ilonggos. By improving financial management and maintaining transparency and accountability, the city aims to ensure that every peso collected leads to real improvements in people’s quality of life.

Iloilo City moves to protect families from demolition, displacement

ILOILO City – Families facing demolition and displacement could gain stronger safeguards under a sweeping housing reform measure approved by the Iloilo City Council,...
READY TO DEFEND, PREPARED TO RESPOND. Philippine Army reservists stand in formation and demonstrate tactical combat capabilities during the grand mustering at Iloilo Science and Technology University in La Paz, Iloilo City, on July 5, 2026. The gathering of nearly 1,300 citizen-soldiers underscored the vital role of the military reserve force in strengthening territorial defense, disaster response and emergency preparedness across Iloilo. AJ PALCULLO/PN

1,300 Iloilo reservists bolster disaster, defense readiness

ILOILO – Nearly 1,300 military reservists in Iloilo form a crucial pool of manpower that can be mobilized for disaster response, humanitarian emergencies and...
DRIVING INNOVATION. Department of Science and Technology - Western Visayas director Engr. Rowen R. Gelonga emphasizes the need to transform university research and homegrown innovations into viable businesses that generate jobs and spur economic growth. NELJOY N. GALIGAO/PN

Iloilo pushes startup boom to create jobs, spur growth

ILOILO City – Western Visayas is stepping up efforts to transform university research, homegrown inventions and grassroots innovations into commercially viable businesses that can...

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