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MANILA, Philippines — In a community, some sources of noise may irritate neighbors — but that doesn’t automatically make them a “nuisance” that can be a ground for claiming damages. This was the rationale behind a Supreme Court ruling that decided in favor of a school and dismissed the complaint filed by nearby residents in

MANILA, Philippines — Former Negros Oriental Rep. Arnolfo Teves Jr. will have to remain in jail, although the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) allowed him and two of his coaccused to post bail over the “weak” case involving the 2019 murder of his alleged former hit man. In a resolution on April 15 by Manila

MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police said on Friday it is looking into renewed claims that human trafficking syndicates have forced civilian Filipino workers to serve in foreign military forces. The PNP said it is coordinating with foreign counterparts to identify and dismantle the groups behind the scheme, calling for vigilance against a new

MANILA, Philippines — A former official of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) testified on Friday about the alleged kickbacks given to then Ako Bicol Rep. Zaldy Co, citing an instance when up to P800 million was delivered through a member of the lawmaker’s staff. Appearing at the Sandiganbayan as a state witness,

MANILA, Philippines — The lawyers of Ramil Madriaga, the confessed “bagman” of Vice President Sara Duterte, on Friday asked the Office of the Ombudsman to also look into the engagement of one of its prosecutors in “partisan political activities” that may warrant criminal and administrative cases. Madriaga’s lawyers went to the Office of the Ombudsman

LA TRINIDAD, BENGUET — Truckers delivering Benguet-grown salad vegetables to Metro Manila and other Luzon markets will be allowed toll-free passage on major expressways, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. announced on Friday, as part of efforts to safeguard food security amid economic disruptions caused by the ongoing conflict in Iran. Marcos also rolled out a series

TACLOBAN CITY — A major infrastructure project linking the island municipality of Laoang to mainland Northern Samar is moving closer to reality as detailed engineering work for the Samar Pacific Coastal Road 2 (SPCR 2) officially gets under way. Gov. Harris Ongchuan met on Wednesday with officials from the Department of Public Works and Highways-Unified

ILIGAN CITY — A joint police and military operation on Friday resulted in the deaths of 10 members of the Dawlah Islamiyah (DI) terrorist group in Marantao town, Lanao del Sur. According to Army Brig. Gen. Billy dela Rosa, commander of the Army’s 103rd Infantry Brigade based in Marawi City, the slain DI members were

TAGBILARAN CITY — An environmental watchdog group in Bohol has reiterated its strong opposition to a proposed measure seeking to amend protections over the Chocolate Hills Natural Monument, warning that it could weaken safeguards and open the door to unchecked development. In a letter dated April 15 and addressed to the House committee on natural

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