Dizon to get ex-DPWH chiefs' advice: 'I admit I’m somewhat in the dark here'

Dizon to get ex-DPWH chiefs' advice: 'I admit I’m somewhat in the dark here'

MANILA, Philippines — Public Works Secretary Vince Dizon will seek advice from three former chiefs of the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) as he officially assumed the leadership of the agency on Monday. At a briefing in Malacañang, Dizon was asked how he can prevent what happened to former DPWH chief Manuel Bonoan from happening to him—that is, not immediately knowing about the irregularities taking place in the DPWH. READ: Regaining public trust in DPWH a slow, long process – Dizon “In the next few days, I will be consulting two people close to me—former DPWH Secretary (Jose) […]... Keep on reading: Dizon to get ex-DPWH chiefs' advice: 'I admit I’m somewhat in the dark here'

Talent ignites at the 37th PMPC Star Awards for TV,presented by BingoPlus

Talent ignites at the 37th PMPC Star Awards for TV,presented by BingoPlus

A star-studded night took place at the 37th PMPC Star Awards for Television. Proudly presented by the country’s leading digital entertainment platform, BingoPlus, celebrating the very best of Philippine television on August 24, 2025 in Quezon City. BingoPlus added an extra layer of excitement, infusing colorful and fun-filled energy to the stage while honoring the outstanding artists and shows that define the country’s TV landscape today. Made possible through the sponsorship of BingoPlus, the event stood as a true epitome of excellence — from the glamorous red carpet and distinguished interviews to the highly anticipated announcement of the night’s top […]... Keep on reading: Talent ignites at the 37th PMPC Star Awards for TV,presented by BingoPlus

Sen. Bong Go airs side on supposed 'link' to Discaya business deals

Sen. Bong Go airs side on supposed 'link' to Discaya business deals

MANILA, Philippines —  Sen. Bong Go on Monday denied involvement in the joint venture projects entered into by CLTG Builders and the Discayas. Speaking at the Senate blue ribbon committee hearing on Monday, contractor Sarah Discaya confirmed that they had entered into a joint venture project with CLTG Builders —- a company owned by Go’s father — in the past.  But when the senator questioned if this project involved anything related to flood control, Discaya said she cannot remember.  At that point, Go said if there are any deficiencies or irregularities in the aforementioned joint venture project, he would be […]... Keep on reading: Sen. Bong Go airs side on supposed 'link' to Discaya business deals

Rep. Shimura on high-rises in Bantayan: 'Why not? As long as it's safe'

Rep. Shimura on high-rises in Bantayan: 'Why not? As long as it's safe'

CEBU CITY, Philippines — For Cebu 4th District Rep. Sun Shimura, constructing high rises should not be a problem on islands like Bantayan as long as they comply with existing environmental laws. Reacting to the controversy surrounding The Stria, the 11-storey resort in Santa Fe, Shimura said islands should open up to progress. “Why not? […]... Keep on reading: Rep. Shimura on high-rises in Bantayan: 'Why not? As long as it's safe'

Alden Richards, Jodi Sta. Maria, Mika Salamanca join calls for gov't transparency

Alden Richards, Jodi Sta. Maria, Mika Salamanca join calls for gov't transparency

More celebrities continue to be open about their disapproval with the ongoing flood control projects controversy, the latest of which are Alden Richards, Jodi Sta. Maria, and Mika Salamanca, who are all calling for government officials to be transparent about where the people’s taxes have gone into. In a now-expired Instagram Story, Richards shared a screen capture of Sarah and Curlee Discaya sharing a glimpse of their luxury vehicles in an interview with Julius Babao. “Gising na, sobra na (It’s time to wake up. This is too much),” Richards said. READ: Sarah Geronimo, Matteo Guidicelli call out corruption, but his […]... Keep on reading: Alden Richards, Jodi Sta. Maria, Mika Salamanca join calls for gov't transparency

Patient’s vision restored, brain tumor removed through eyebrow surgery at The Medical City

Patient’s vision restored, brain tumor removed through eyebrow surgery at The Medical City

A minimally invasive brain surgery performed at The Medical City (TMC) has successfully removed a tumor pressing on a patient’s optic nerves, restoring his vision through a modified surgical technique.  John Muni, a 34-year-old tech professional, initially sought medical attention after months of persistent headaches and worsening vision. What he believed to be a simple case of astigmatism turned out to be a tumor at the central skull base, detected through an MRI. The mass was compressing his optic nerves, resulting in bitemporal hemianopsia, a condition where peripheral vision in both eyes gradually fades. A Diagnosis That Changed Everything  Muni […]... Keep on reading: Patient’s vision restored, brain tumor removed through eyebrow surgery at The Medical City