The Baguio Chronicle is the fastest- growing news publication in Northern Luzon today. It was established on December 6, 2009 in Baguio City.
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City Hall reimplements plastic ban within its walls
IN an order issued in late August that took effect this Monday, all individuals that come to the Baguio City...
City tests the waters with new solar agreement
MAYOR Benjamin Magalong, representing the city government of Baguio, entered into a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with Sunsmart Solar Power...
Green Thumbs Up
ALL lights that blink indicate warning signs against outplanting tree seedlings. First, there has been no serious rainfall in this...
Baguio DRRMO sets three-year El Niño plan in place
BAGUIO City’s Disaster Risk Reduction Management Office (DRRMO) has put in place a three-year plan to facilitate the city against...
Baguio Chronicle editor among Asia-Pacific Earth Journalism Network grantees
In island countries (also known as island states or island nations), environmental threats, food- and water insecurity and socioeconomic challenges...
The wonders of green transition, a threat to IPs
THE Philippines is located 1200 km north of the equator and thus is at the center of the Pacific Typhoon...
Post Office Park, Pool of Pines to reopen on Baguio Day
TWO of Baguio’s public parks are set to open again to public patronage on September 1 after lengthy rehabilitation efforts....
Buyog under monitoring as occupants inch closer to boundaries
DESPITE earlier warnings, more construction work has taken place near the the borders of the protected Buyog watershed, prompting Baguio...
Cordi seeks investors to kickstart tea crop in Cordillera
BENGUET Governor Melchor Diclas is urging investors to look into investing into tea grown in the Cordillera Administrative Region, citing...
Abra farmers receive P7.5m worth of farm equipment
THE Department of Agrarian Reform (DAR) turned over P7.48 million worth of farm equipment to Abra farmers on April 10,...
