Davao City has been chosen as the recipient of the 1st Association of Southeast Asian Nation (ASEAN) Clean Tourist City Award, a city official announced on Friday, December 1.
The holiday in commemoration of the 154th birth anniversary of the father of Philippine revolution became a show of force from two opposing sides.
Is the issuance of Proclamation No. 360 enough to terminate the peace talks between the government and the communists?
An activist who was expected to join the 154th Bonifacio Day protest rally here on Thursday, November 30, was gunned down a day earlier in Compostela Valley province.
The Davao City Police Office (DCPO) is conducting a series of investigation at Tigatto, Buhangin district here following a clash between residents and a private company’s demolition team.
An executive order signed by President which allows the “regulated” use of firecrackers across the country turns out to be inapplicable in Davao City.
A group is urging the local government to look into the “disturbing plight” of the children of the Overseas Filipino Workers (OFW) from Davao City.
The biggest fire that happened in the city on November 24 caused more than P82 million in damages, a far cry from the initial estimate of P3 million.
The groups behind the slated revolutionary government rally on Thursday, November 29, said no one will stop them from holding the event, not even after the President issued a statement against their call.
Dubbed as the largest conglomeration of scouts in the Asia-Pacific region, Tagum City has welcomed close to 30,000 scouts from 20 countries during Monday’s opening ceremony of the ASEAN Scout Jamboree at the Energy Park, this city.