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The early voting hours in the upcoming May 2025 elections are expected to benefit the vulnerable sector since they would be casting their votes hours ahead of the general population, according to the Commission on Elections. INQUIRER file photo / ARNOLD ALMACEN
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Comelec-Bacolod urges public to register early for upcoming elections

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A licensed online lender projected that there will be an accelerated pace in the expansion of digital lending in the Philippines this year. PNA FILE PHOTO BY NEF LUCZON
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Bacolod SP seeks to digitalize legislative process

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President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., along with Negros Occidental’s Gov. Bong Lacson and Moises Padilla’s Mayor Ella Garcia-Yulo, visited Brgy. Poblacion 1 (Old Stock Yard) in Moises Padilla and other areas impacted by Typhoon “Tino” on November 15. PIA NEGOCC PHOTO
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PBBM visits NegOcc typhoon-affected areas

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BAIS. BOMBO RADYO BACOLOD PHOTO
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Bacolod city dad to IPM: ‘Sobra na!’

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Bacolod gov’t issues memo enforcing absolute ban on open burning

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Flattened and flooded sugar fields in the fourth and fifth districts of Negros Occidental following the devastation of Typhoon “Tino.” SRA PHOTO
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‘Tino’ leaves over P1.2-B losses in Visayas sugar industry; more than...

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The Bacolod City Council passed a resolution requiring trucks, large vehicles, heavy equipment, and other similar vehicles to exclusively use the Bacolod-Negros Occidental Economic Highway (BANOCEH). Photo shows a portion of the BANOCEH. SCREENSHOT FROM COUNCILOR AL VICTOR ESPINO FACEBOOK VIDEO
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Bacolod mulls mandating sugarcane trucks to pass through BANOCEH

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The perspective design of the Bacolod City General Hospital in Brgy. Vista Alegre, envisioned as a state-of-the-art healthcare facility for Bacolod City. BACOLOD CITY PIO PHOTO
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Bacolod SP seeks P170-M additional aid from Zubiri for hospital, museum...

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Tourism Secretary Christina Garcia Frasco and Education Secretary Sonny Angara, on behalf of President Ferdinand Marcos Jr., led the national government’s relief operations and site inspection in severely affected areas of Negros Occidental on Nov. 11, 2025. DOT PHOTO
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Nat’l gov’t provides more funds for typhoon-hit LGUs in NegOcc

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Photo courtesy of Pigadong Vlogger
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Bacolod asks nat’l gov’t for rehabilitation of damaged classrooms

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