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Read more about the article Al-ag eyes tax holiday for car parks
ILLEGAL PARKING. Seen in this photo are motor vehicles parking on both sides of the road along Rizal street in Davao City. On Wednesday, Jan. 18, Davao City Police Chief Sr. Supt. Michael John Dubria announces the launching of the Road Discipline Task Force, which, among others, aims to decongest the city's roads by apprehending motorized vehicles parking on either side of public roads. (Paulo C. Rizal/davaotoday.com)

Al-ag eyes tax holiday for car parks

Council Bernard Al-ag on Tuesday, September 26, called on the property owners in the city to convert vacant commercial spaces into parking areas, even offering them a possible five-year tax incentive.

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Read more about the article Court blocks Oscar Moreno’s dismissal
Cagayan de Oro City Mayor Oscar Moreno (right) talks to reporters during a press briefing on the Supreme Court ruling pertaining to the decision of the Court of Appeals on some of the criminal and administrative cases filed against him by several individuals, inside his office on Monday, Sept. 11. Looking on is the chief of his legal counsel, lawyer Dale Bryan Mordeno. (Jigger J. Jerusalem/davaotoday.com)

Court blocks Oscar Moreno’s dismissal

A new court order has blocked the dismissal of this city’s chief executive who is set to face a series of complaints in the coming days.

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Read more about the article P10-M damage after quake jolts Lanao del Sur
Photos taken from Municipal Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office-Wao's Facebook page

P10-M damage after quake jolts Lanao del Sur

The series of earthquakes that struck Lanao del Sur on Sunday, September 24, is estimated to have caused P10 million worth of damages, the province’s Municipal Risk Reduction and Management Office said.

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Read more about the article Davao warned against churning energy from waste
NO SEGREGATION. Davao City’s implementation of the solid waste management law remains a test, as this man in Magallanes public market is seen dumping just about any kind of trash inside these bins that have been color-coded to segregate non-biodegradable and biodegradable wastes. (davaotoday.com photo by Mick M. Basa)

Davao warned against churning energy from waste

An environmental health group is warning city officials here that adopting a Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facility might do more harm than good.

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