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ASF cases down but Benguet remains alert
Despite Benguet province having cut its African swine fever (ASF) case incidence this year by more than half compared to...
Teachers Camp to be open to traffic for 3 months
Acting on a request from current Baguio Congressman Mark Go, the Department of Education (DepEd) which handles Baguio Teachers Camp...
BSF, segregation lead to minimal garbage pileup says Magalong
Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong touted the increased compliance of Baguio residents with garbage disposal mandates as well as the...
Rights, IP groups call on DOJ to drop terrorism charges for sari-sari store owner
Rights advocates and indigenous peoples’ groups on Wednesday, October 16, urged the Department of Justice (DOJ) to drop recent terrorism...
Tourism council pushes for barangay composting initiative
The Baguio Tourism Council (BTC), led by chairperson Gladys Vergara, is advocating for a barangay-level composting initiative. Vergara said...
49 new modern jeeps launched in Baguio
A transport cooperative in Baguio City has recently launched a fleet of 49 new modernized public utility jeepneys (PUJs) this...
13 vying for Congress, mayoral seat in Baguio
The final slate of candidates for the Baguio City local government is in, and seven individuals are fighting for the...
9,000 families hit in Cordi by ‘Julian’
Around 9,000 families have been adversely hit by inclement weather brought on by Typhoon Julian, necessitating the evacuation of some...
Congressional races for Baguio, Benguet underway
The first slate of candidates for Baguio’s congressional seat have declared their intentions to run in the coming elections as...
OSG seeks to present ‘classified’ witnesses against Cordi activists ex parte
As the case challenging the Anti-Terrorism Council’s (ATC) 2023 designation of four activists in Baguio City as terrorists continues, the...
