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1,200 properties encroaching on roads in Baguio
INITIAL data from the Baguio government’s efforts to map out its 128 barangays with regards to roads right of way...
Local gov’t looking for proposals for next socialized housing project
THE Baguio City local government is now accepting proposals from private entities looking to join the city under public-private partnership...
City tightens belt on gov’t utilities usage, intensifies monitoring
IN compliance with Department of Energy (DOE) orders to conserve energy in government and public facilities, the Baguio City local...
CDRRM office function hall now open to public for rent
WITH the passage of an ordinance prescribing rules on its operation, management and maintenance, the function hall of the City...
Market fire damage pegged at P40 million
THE City Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (CDRRMO) has pegged the damage to property caused by the five-hour fire...
DA probes Benguet veg posts over reports of Manila price discrepancy
AGRICULTURE Assistant Secretary Rex Estoperez led the Department of Agriculture (DA) in inspecting one of two vegetable trading posts in...
Baguio launches own traffic app as city faces worsening gridlock
IN the middle of its ongoing congestion woes, Baguio City has released a government-run app that provides motorists in the...
Ordinance allowing trade fairs in city parks and roads pushed
A PROPOSED ordinance passed on first reading would allow trade fairs in the city’s parks and roads, which are currently...
Latest city figures show 80 percent of buildings without permits
BAGUIO City Buildings and Architecture Office (CBAO) data is showing that the vast majority of structures within the city’s territory...
Baguio Market dev’t negotiations down to final details, City Admin says
THE Baguio government’s ambitious plan to redevelop its public city market is “nearly done with negotiations,” according to City Administrator...
