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MANILA, Philippines — Displaced residents of Sitio San Isidro in Barangay Pag-asa, Quezon City are now living in poor conditions while they continue to seek justice and government relief following the demolition of their homes on last April 18.
MANILA, Philippines – Six activists who joined the traditional Labor Day protests in Manila on May 1 have been in jail for a week now, awaiting the procedures for bail that they had to fight for instead of being available to them immediately after their arrest.
MANILA, Philippines – Because May is Heritage Month, the next episode of Rappler’s Be The Good show will be about two famous but neglected historic districts of Manila: Quiapo and Escolta.
PAMPANGA, Philippines – The Philippine Amusement and Gaming Corporation (PAGCOR) said 10 Chinese nationals and 26 Filipinos have been nabbed in two separate raid operations this week over their alleged involvement in illegal gaming operations and online scams.
MANILA, Philippines – Rappler, with the help of its recently launched news and crowdsourcing app, gathered public feedback on how to improve visitors’ experience of Intramuros, and relayed this feedback to the Intramuros Administration (IA), the government agency in charge of the heritage zone.
QUEZON CITY, Philippines – Over 250 cyclists lined the sides of Sgt. Esguerra Avenue in Quezon City for a community ride that promotes the rights of cyclists and the importance of building more bike infrastructures in the city.
MANILA, Philippines – The anti-graft court Sandiganbayan has convicted former Quezon City councilor Dante de Guzman of four counts of graft over the failed distribution of millions of pesos worth of supplies meant for barangays in the city’s District 3.
MANILA, Philippines – The Valenzuela City government has revised its class suspension ordinance, now factoring in the “dangerous heat index” for automatic suspension of face-to-face classes.