The Pasig-Marikina River Channel Improvement Project (PMRCIP), now in Phase 4, covers a major flood-prone corridor stretching from the Sierra Madre to Manila Bay. Over two decades in the making, it remains one of the government’s key flood mitigation initiatives. Read more »
Transport workers in Iloilo City are set to receive financial assistance as the local government rolls out a fuel subsidy program to help ease the burden of rising petroleum costs. The initiative aims to support public utility vehicle (PUV) drivers and operators who have been affected by the continued increase in fuel prices linked to global tensions in the Middle East. Read more »
Planning to take a leap in business this 2026? Or maybe you and your partner are thinking of starting a family this year? According to feng shui expert Master Hanz Cua, the Year of the Fire Horse brings a mix of opportunities and challenges—but with the right symbols and practices, you can attract luck, success, and positive energy. Read more »
Davao City is shaping up to be one of the Philippines’ most resilient residential investment markets as the country moves toward 2026, supported by steady urban expansion, integrated township developments, and sustained end-user demand. Read more »
Esquire Philippines recently celebrated exemplary Filipino men who are truly “Architects of Tomorrow” at its Man at His Best 2025 Awards. Among those honored were Jericho Rosales, IV of Spades, and filmmaker Lav Diaz, each recognized for their outstanding contributions to acting, music, and creative arts. Read more »
The Climate Change Commission has urged local governments to strengthen climate adaptation efforts amid projections that up to 30% of Metro Manila may be permanently underwater by 2040 due to rising sea levels and more extreme weather events. Read more »
