The Baguio Chronicle is the fastest- growing news publication in Northern Luzon today. It was established on December 6, 2009 in Baguio City.
Opinion
EDITORIAL – Loved to death
In 2023, the city welcomed 1.3 million visitors, inching closer to the 2.2 million annual tourism threshold set by the...
ROOSTER’S TALES – Friday the 13th
It was almost forgotten, if not lost in time. It is not even red on the calendar. If not for...
BETWEEN THE LINES – A new hope for the Ibaloys of Baguio
The last Ibaloy to somehow serve as congressman of Baguio was the late Andres Acop Cosalan, but that was when...
ON POINT – The law is the law
Some might wonder why it took some time for the authorities, particularly the members of the Philippine National Police (PNP)...
VERHUNGERN – Anthropologically important
As an outsider, the story of Abra as depicted in various news outlets, much like this one, is a fascinating...
Inside the Dugout – Construction of athletes’ RMSC dorm, training facility breaks ground
The construction of the seven-story athletes’ dormitory and training facility inside the Rizal Memorial Sports Complex in Manila commenced through...
ROOSTER’S TALES – Calamity politics
In Manila, there are inquiries as to why the esteros, banks of rivers and creeks, and spaces under the flyover...
ON POINT – The rot goes deep
Not many people might share this view, but corruption may have already become an art form in some government agencies...
BETWEEN THE LINES – Baguio’s Iron Lady: A story of love, advocacy, and dismay
Cecilia Elena Cariño Afable, known to many Baguio folks as “Auntie Cecile,” was born on November 11, 1918 to the...
VERHUNGERN – Ta ulom pish
Ah, some things never really change, do they? I remember, way back when I was a wee little idiot lad...
