Palo Archdiocese backs CBCP’s call against flood control mess
TACLOBAN CITY – The Archdiocese of Palo reiterated its support for the pastoral letter of the Catholic Bishops’ Conference of the Philippines (CBCP) condemning corruption, particularly in government infrastructure projects, but clarified that it...
Tingog party-list celebrates 13th year, highlights legislative gains
TACLOBAN CITY – Tingog party-list marked its 13th founding anniversary with a reaffirmation of its commitment to resilient and people-centered governance, highlighting key laws and ongoing measures that benefit Filipinos across the country.
From its...
Soldiers rescues flood-stricken families, delivers aid in Leyte during Typhoon “Opong”
TACLOBAN CITY – Braving rising floodwaters and fierce winds at the height of Typhoon “Opong,” soldiers of the 93rd Infantry Battalion mounted large-scale rescue and relief operations across Leyte, saving trapped residents and delivering...
Pedaling toward dreams: Alangalang gives bicycles to students to keep them in school
TACLOBAN CITY – It was all smiles and excitement at the Alangalang National High School Covered Court as 90 students from Alangalang, Leyte, received brand-new bicycles from the local government under Mayor Lovely Yu-Castro’s...
Imelda Marcos makes surprise return to Tacloban’s Santo Niño Church after nearly a decade
TACLOBAN CITY — Former First Lady Imelda Marcos quietly returned to the Santo Niño Church , this city, on Thursday, September 18, marking her first public visit in almost 10 years.
The 96-year-old matriarch of...
Cuatro Islas shines as Visayas’ sole finalist in prestigious Para El MAR Awards
TACLOBAN CITY – Eastern Visayas’ very own Cuatro Islas Protected Landscape and Seascape (CIPLS) is making waves nationally after being named the lone finalist from the Visayas in the prestigious Para El MAR (For...