Wattah!Wattah! returns in San Juan
MANILA, Philippines — San Juan residents got soaked Monday as the Wattah! Wattah! Festival returned in celebration of the feast of the city's patron saint, St. John the Baptist.
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‘Monster’ CCG ship spotted near Ayungin
MANILA, Philippines — The world’s largest coast guard ship owned by China was spotted yesterday cruising near Ayungin Shoal, where the Philippines maintains a small military outpost on the beached BRP Sierra Madre.
Zamora leads ‘Wattah Wattah’ festival
MANILA, Philippines — San Juan Mayor Francis Zamora yesterday led the “Wattah Wattah” festival in the city amid water shortage.
Gilas girls batter Maldives by 123 points in FIBA U18 Asia Cup opener
MANILA, Philippines — There was absolutely no mercy from the Gilas Pilipinas women U18 team as they blew Maldives right out of the water, 141-18, in their opening game of the 2024 FIBA U18 Women’s Asia Cup Division B in China on Monday.
DA expects positive year-end rice inventory on moderate El Nino damage
The Department of Agriculture anticipates a year-end rice inventory at a significantly higher volume of 3.64 million metric tons, with the impact of El Niño on palay production less pronounced than initially expected.
President Marcos opens Pasig River project
MANILA, Philippines — President Marcos yesterday led the opening of the next phase of the Pasig Bigyang Buhay Muli project in Manila.
Philippines won’t instigate war in West Philippine Sea — President Marcos
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippines is not in the business of waging war and does not seek to deliberately harm anyone, but its peaceful stance should not be viewed as a submission to foreign powers, President Marcos said yesterday.
Recipe: Lumpiang Shanghai with long-lasting 'lutong'
MANILA, Philippines — Not all Lumpiang Shanghais are created equal. Some, particularly homemade ones, are more delicious, more packed with filling, and stay crispier for longer hours. So, whose Lumpiang Shanghai stands out over the rest?