Legarda: Cheap water for poor, regulated business use for El Niño

Inquirer.net - Nov 6, 2026

MANILA, Philippines — To offset the effects of El Niño, the government should ensure more affordable water rates for low-income families and stronger measures to curb excessive commercial water consumption, Sen. Loren Legarda urged in a statement issued on Friday. She stressed that this is the second priority under a 10-Point Policy Action Plan that

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Rescue group slams UPLB memo on stray animals

Nov 6, 2026

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MANILA, Philippines — An animal rescue group called for “systemic change” as it expressed concern over a directive issued by the University of the Philippines Los Baños (UPLB) prohibiting security guards from feeding or sheltering stray animals. “Stray animals will not simply disappear because we stop feeding them or drive them away,” the Philippine Animal

OSG urges SC: Define which flagged projects could continue

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OSG urges SC: Define which flagged projects could continue

MANILA, Philippines — Government lawyers have asked the Supreme Court to clarify which projects in the unprogrammed appropriations under the 2024 and 2025 national budgets may continue despite the Court declaring such funding unconstitutional. The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) filed an 85-page motion for clarification and partial reconsideration on Nov. 4 to the

8-hour power interruption set in parts of Ilocos Sur on Nov. 12

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SAN ILDEFONSO,, Ilocos Sur — Several areas in Vigan City and in five nearby municipalities of Ilocos Sur will experience a power interruption on Nov. 12, from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. due to upgrading, maintenance and clearing of electrical lines, according to the Ilocos Sur Electric Cooperative Inc. (ISECO). In Vigan City, the affected

Kapunan: VP Duterte defense has no reason to avoid tackling evidence

Nov 6, 2026

Kapunan: VP Duterte defense has no reason to avoid tackling evidence

MANILA, Philippines — The defense team of Vice President Sara Duterte has no reason to avoid addressing the prosecution’s evidence already submitted to the Senate impeachment court when the trial resumes on Nov. 9. In a statement on Friday, private prosecutor Lorna Kapuna pointed out that the court had already affirmed the admissibility of key evidence

SC affirms 5-year term for barangay, SK execs; next polls in Nov. 2028

Nov 6, 2026

SC affirms 5-year term for barangay, SK execs; next polls in Nov. 2028

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LTFRB extends TNVS drivers’ regularization deadline by 30 days

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UPLB official defends stray animal memo, cites student safety

Nov 6, 2026

UPLB official defends stray animal memo, cites student safety

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DPWH: Phase 2 of Edsa rehabilitation works to resume Friday evening

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Pangasinan-owned college granted Institutional Recognition by CHED

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