'It Follows' sequel in development with original director, actress
MANILA, Philippines — Director David Robert Mitchell and actress Maika Monroe will reunite for a sequel to their 2014 hit horror film "It Follows."
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Press Release - Jinggoy: Legislate 1K monthly hazard pay for barangay tanods
SENATOR Jinggoy Ejercito Estrada has proposed the legislation of a P1,000 monthly hazard pay to all duly-appointed barangay tanods, saying they deserve such incentive given the hazardous duty they perform in ensuring peace and order in the community.
Makati’s payment of honoraria to UMak officials valid: COA
THE Makati City government did not violate any law when it granted Management Development Program honoraria payments to officials of the University of Makati (UMak) in 2015 and 2016 amounting to P5,209,494.40.
Jinggoy bill proposes P1K hazard pay for tanods
SEN. Jose “Jinggoy” Estrada has filed a proposed measure seeking to give duly-appointed barangay watchmen a monthly hazard pay due to the “hazardous duty they perform in ensuring peace and order in the community.”
Jinggoy wants P1K tanod hazard pay
SEN. Jose «Jinggoy» Estrada filed a bill that seeks to grant a P1,000 monthly hazard pay to all duly-appointed barangay tanod (village watchmen).
Post-BSKE: Comelec eyes more mall voting sites, ‘special registration’ for next elections
MANILA, Philippines — After the conduct of the long-awaited Barangay and Sangguniang Kabataan Elections, the Commission on Elections is eyeing to permanently replace schools with malls as voting sites and to conduct a special registration period to correct incomplete voter lists.
Sara’s satisfaction rating plummets by double digits — OCTA survey
MANILA, Philippines — Satisfaction ratings for Vice President Sara Duterte declined by double digits while overall ratings for Duterte and President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. fell in the third quarter of the year, the latest Tugon ng Masa Survey by private research firm Octa Research found.
Cancer support advocates alarmed over dwindling budget for vaccination
MANILA, Philippines — A cancer support advocacy group has expressed alarm over the dwindling budget for cervical cancer vaccination, saying it means not giving priority to women’s health in the country.