Marikina River rising but still ‘normal’
MANILA, Philippines — The Marikina River rose slowly yesterday as Tropical Storm Aghon dumped rains in Metro Manila.
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Quezon City Police District: Probers have leads on LTO official’s killer
MANILA, Philippines — Investigators may have leads on the identity of the man who gunned down an official of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) on May 24, the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) reported yesterday.
COVID-19 cases in Manila spike, but no more jabs
MANILA, Philippines — There has been an increase in COVID cases in Manila over the past week, the city government reported yesterday.
‘Electrical fault’ limits LRT-1 trips
MANILA, Philippines — Train trips at the Light Rail Transit Line 1 (LRT-1) became limited yesterday as workers addressed an “electrical fault.”
Manila launches car-free Roxas Boulevard program
MANILA, Philippines — Despite the onslaught of Tropical Storm Aghon over Metro Manila, the Manila city government launched yesterday the first day of a program promoting fitness among its residents by closing a portion of Roxas Boulevard.
Manila councilor seeks probe of parking ‘MOA’
MANILA, Philippines — A councilor in Manila sought to look into the alleged “agreements” in the use of parking spaces along roads in the city between the local government and private individuals.
Repair work on 2 bridges to take 2 years – MMDA
MANILA, Philippines — Repair work on the EDSA-Guadalupe and Lambingan bridges would take at least two years, acting Metropolitan Manila Development Authority Chairman Romando Artes said yesterday.
MMDA to ‘revisit’ penalty for e-trike ban
MANILA, Philippines — The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority would “revisit” the penalty for users of electronic tricycles and bicycles as well as gasoline-fueled light vehicles caught traversing certain major roads in Metro Manila, acting MMDA Chairman Romando Artes said yesterday.