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Ilonggo voters line up at a mall-based satellite registration center as the Commission on Elections (Comelec) Iloilo City conducts its 10-day voter registration for the December 2025 Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections. Comelec aims to enlist at least 8,000 new voters despite uncertainties surrounding the actual conduct of the polls. AJ PALCULLO/PN
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BSKE VOTER SIGN-UP PUSHES THROUGH: Comelec targets 8,000 new voters in...

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Office of the Ombudsman budget for 2021 is P4.678 billion.
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DPWH-6 officials, contractor ordered to respond to graft plaint over P40-B...

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Councilor Rex Marcus Sarabia delivers a privileged speech during the Sangguniang Panlungsod session on July 30, 2025, calling for a legislative investigation into public and private infrastructure projects allegedly contributing to flooding in Iloilo City. MAI LADIAO/PN
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Council sets legislative probe into flood-triggering waterway projects

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The Iloilo City Hall joins MORE Electric and Power Corporation’s net metering program with the installation of a 60-kilowatt rooftop solar system, contributing to the city’s shift toward renewable and inclusive energy.
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MORE Power backs Marcos’ SONA push for renewable energy, expanded lifeline...

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With vast coastlines like this serving as gateways to the sea, authorities are stepping up maritime surveillance and community education to prevent illegal drug entry in Western Visayas. The Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency and Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources are tapping fisherfolk as frontline partners in the fight against sea-based drug smuggling. Photo shows Bancal Fishport in Carles, Iloilo.
Iloilo

PDEA raises alarm on possible sea-based drug smuggling

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Vehicles navigate a flooded street in Iloilo City following days of heavy rains brought by successive storms and the southwest monsoon. The city has since declared a state of calamity to fast-track relief and recovery efforts. AJ PALCULLO/PN
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P21.5-million calamity fund unlocked; Iloilo City sets sights on relocation, food...

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FLOOD CONTROL OR FLOOD CULPRIT? Ongoing works by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), implemented through its Iloilo City District Engineering Office (ICDEO), appear to encroach on Buntatala Creek, further narrowing an already constricted waterway and undermining the ability of nearby barangays to effectively drain floodwaters.
Iloilo

DPWH pledges review of waterway projects as Treñas lifts stop order:...

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Unattended stray dogs on Iznart Street reflect the daily reality Iloilo City faces, as the local government pushes for a more responsible rollout of its stray management strategy. AJ PALCULLO/PN
Iloilo

Treñas cautions vs unchecked release of stray animals in city

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Iloilo City’s Mayor Raisa Treñas visits an evacuation center to personally check on f lood-displaced residents following a series of storms, ensuring the city’s swift disaster response and her call for stronger barangay level preparedness and communication.
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ILOILO CITY RACES TO DECLARE CALAMITY: Wild weather displaces nearly 57K;...

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Evacuees settle in a temporary shelter set up inside a covered gymnasium in Iloilo City after successive storms and monsoon rains displaced nearly 57,000 residents. AJ PALCULLO/PN
Iloilo

Treñas flags gaps in barangay capacity despite swift citywide storm response

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