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Transport org opposes local plan as LTFRB starts crackdown
PISTON Metro Baguio, among the largest public transport groups in Baguio and Benguet, has expressed its opposition to Baguio’s Local...
Council urges stop on “questionable” fees levied on Wright Park stalls
The Baguio City Council is seeking the City Treasury Office (CTO) to temporarily cease collecting rentals or environmental use of...
Abra Mining slapped with half-billion fine, delisting over illegal share sales
Top officials of Abra Mining have been slapped with a P560 million fine as the company itself is facing involuntary...
Nearly P445m worth of agri damage so far to months of El Niño – DA-CAR
Some P444.9 million worth of damage has been dealt to the Cordilleran agricultural sector following some 3 months worth of...
BENECO rates down in February
Member-consumer-owners (MCO) serviced by the Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO) electricity grid will see a drop in bills for the month...
Council calls for probe into coop selling “fraudulent” land titles
This week, Baguio’s City Council passed a resolution urging government investigative authorities to probe the Bagong Lahing Pilipinas (BLP) Cooperative...
P50 million up to electrify off-grid Benguet
The National Electrification Administration (NEA) has allocated another P50 million to the Benguet Electric Cooperative (BENECO) in order to have...
Tourism to take community, heritage focused steps under new plan
THE Baguio City Tourism Office (CTO) is eyeing an ambitious new plan for the coming years with regards to the...
City livability at minimum as irritability index rises
DATA revealed during the recently held 2024 Tourism Development Planning Congress of Baguio City’s various departments and agencies show that...
Smuggled veggies nabbed in Manila amid calls for tighter measures
EVEN as members of the League of Associations at the La Trinidad Vegetable Trading Areas (LALTVTA) continue to clamor for...
