VIDEO: Life under martial law
What happens around the city hours before the curfew? Journalist Luis Liwanag took this video from Iligan City.
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PHOTOS: Martial law in Iligan
The city’s vibe has changed since President Rodrigo Duterte declared martial law in Mindanao.
Is that so? Bringing the death penalty back from the dead
TEN years since the Philippine legislature abolished death penalty in the country, the 17th Congress made capital punishment a buzzword once again, by filing House Bill 01 which seeks to bring it back from, er, the dead. STATEMENT: In his acceptance speech after being elected Speaker of the House on July 25, Rep. Pantaleon Alvarez made it
How much did PH pay for foreign lawyers in case vs China?
The government paid $7 million in legal fees to the international team that gave the Philippines its landmark victory against China over the disputed features in the South China Sea, a member of the Philippine delegation to The Hague hearings said.
Local leader condemns blasts
By VINCENT GO ZAMBOANGA CITY—A local leader has condemned the twin explosions that shook this city on Thursday, saying perpetrators had no respect for a place of worship during the holy month of Ramadan.
Urban poor community resists demolition in San Juan
A small community of urban poor dwellers resisted demolition by the San Juan City police Wednesday morning, resulting in a skirmish between the demolition team and squatters.
Violence mars San Juan demolition
SAN Juan’s new city hall will rise in Barangay Corazon de Jesus that happens to be home not only to Pinaglabanan Park, a historical shrine, but to 103 families of informal settlers as well.
Pinay in textbook scam nabbed in the US
MARY Ann Maslog, the woman who delivered a P3-million bribe in Malacanang 11 years ago in connection with a P200-million textbook contract and was on the run for a string of swindling cases in the Philippines and the United States, has finally been arrested.
