Man killed, wife wounded in Antipolo gun attack
CAMP VICENTE LIM, Laguna, Philippines — A man was killed while his wife was wounded in a shooting in Antipolo City, Rizal on Wednesday night.
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Press Release - Women, health workers, MSMEs thank Senators Alan and Pia for timely assistance
A total of 1,000 beneficiaries from the province of Rizal received vital and timely assistance from the offices of Senators Alan and Pia Cayetano on March 4, 2024.
'Artipolo' celebrates decade of artistry in special exhibit
MANILA, Philippines — Artipolo, a group of artists from Antipolo, Rizal, is now 10 years old. It has been a decade since its inception in 2014 and the art group is still at the forefront of the art and culture scene in Antipolo City.
Babaeng nag-abandona ng sanggol sa CR ng gasolinahan, inaresto kasama ang magulang | Pilipino Star Ngayon
MANILA, Philippines — Naaresto na ng — Quezon City Police District (QCPD) ang isang babae na sinasabing nag-iwan ng sanggol sa banyo ng isang gasolinahan sa Kalayaan Avenue sa Quezon City nitong Pebrero 8 ng umaga.
Antipolo Cathedral declared international shrine
MANILA, Philippines — The National Shrine of the Our Lady of Peace and Good Voyage in Antipolo City has been formally declared as an international shrine.
Senate panel okays creation of new trial courts in 14 areas
THE Senate Committee on Justice and Human Rights yesterday approved the creation of new trial courts in 14 areas to decongest the courts and improve the dispensation of the justice system in the country.
Press Release - Tolentino-led panel approves creation of new courts in 14 areas to improve justice dispensation in PH
MANILA -- Senate Justice and Human Rights Committee led by Senator Francis "Tol" Tolentino approved the creation of branches of Regional, Municipal, and Metropolitan Trial Courts in 14 areas to decongest existing courts and improve dispensation of justice in the Philippines.
CHR fears PUVMP may jeopardize 'right to sustainable livelihood'
MANILA, Philippines — While the Commission on Human Rights (CHR) recognizes the government's decision to make public utility vehicles safer and more eco-friendly, the agency fears that it might do more harm than good.