NBTC standout Terrence Hill says he's open to recruitment
MANILA, Philippines -- Newly crowned National Basketball Training Center (NBTC) champion Terrence Hill has decommitted from Division 1 school Utah State University, he posted on social media.
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Quizon nears Grandmaster status
MANILA, Philippines -- The long wait for the Philippines’ next chess Grandmaster could be over soon.
Shrines mostly clean during Holy Week, but littering concerns remain — group
MANILA, Philippines — Many religious shrines across the Philippines remained clean during Holy Week, thanks to the efforts of both clergy and laity, an environmental group said on Sunday.
Marcos creates maritime council amid escalating tensions in West Philippine Sea
MANILA, Philippines — President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has ordered the strengthening of the country's maritime security and domain awareness as tensions between the Philippines and China escalate over territorial disputes.
Navotas fire: 1 dead, 15 families homeless
MANILA, Philippines — A 59-year-old man died and 15 families were left homeless after a fire hit a residential area in Navotas City on Saturday.
761,620 devotees join Nazarene procession on Good Friday
MANILA, Philippines — At least 761,620 Catholic devotees joined the traditional procession of the Black Nacarene in Manila on Good Friday, according to the National Capital Region Police Office.
House leaders question Cha-cha survey results
MANILA, Philippines — Two House leaders yesterday questioned the latest Pulse Asia survey results which showed that 88 percent of Filipinos are opposed to the amendment of economic provisions in the 1987 Constitution.
NSC on sea aggression: China in for a surprise
MANILA, Philippines — China is “in for a rude surprise” if it thinks it can intimidate Filipinos with its increasingly aggressive behavior in Philippine waters, National Security Council (NSC) assistant director general Jonathan Malaya said yesterday.