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Five Pasay inmates caught sniffing shabu
Five inmates were caught in the act of sniffing shabu inside the Pasay City Jail during a surprise inspection of cells last Sunday morning.
Arrest of five PCGG officials urged for snubbing Senate thrice
For snubbing a Senate hearing for the third time, five officials of the Presidential Commission on Good Government (PCGG) led by its chairman Camilo Loyola Sabio, are being recommended for arrest by the Senate committee on government corporations and public enterprises.
Palparan retires; urges people to fight back vs communism
"You have to make a stand! You have to fight back. There can be no fence-sitters when democracy is at stake."
Report says interval between political killings getting shorter
While it used to be an interval of seven to 21 days, killings now are being done as short as 48 hours apart.
Around The Nation
DFA issues advisory to delay travel to Sri Lanka
MMDA warns squatters along esteros to move out
The Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) yesterday reiterated its warning to informal settlers or squatters along rivers, esteros and creeks to immediately move out to avoid the loss of lives and properties which may be their own and spare other residents the miseries of more floods.
5 inmates bolt jail
Five inmates escaped at dawn yesterday from the detention cell of the District Police Intelligence Unit (DPIU) of the Northern Police District Office (NPDO) headquarters in Caloocan City.
Teenage boy falls into QC river, drowns
A 19-year-old boy died when he accidentally fell into the Tullahan River in Quezon City while playing with his friend Sunday night.
No closure order for PSBA — Belmonte
The Quezon City government will not issue a closure order against the Philippine School of Business Administration (PSBA) for its alleged illegal diggings or excavations.
Pasay traffic police chief ignores suspension order
"I will not follow his order and will challenge him in court."
Chicken vendor meted life for father-son slays
A chicken vendor was sentenced to life imprisonment after the Manila Regional Trial Court (RTC) found him guilty of killing a father and his son in Tondo, Manila last year.
Manila tags dengue fever ‘hot spots’
The Manila Health Department identified yesterday the mosquito prone areas and the hot spots in the city where a clustering of dengue cases has been reported in the past weeks following the resurgence of the dreaded disease.
Ad group supporting strict enforcement of poster rules
The Outdoor Advertising Association of the Philippines (OAAP) stressed yesterday that billboards, being the oldest form of mass media, are protected in the country by the 1987 Constitution.
200 tricycles impounded in Munti for violations
More than 200 tricycles were impounded by Business Permit and License Office (BPLO) of the city of Muntinlupa for plying the national road, particularly along Barangays Poblacion and Alabang.
Mandaluyong promotes 240 city employees
Recognizing their hard work and dedication in serving the constituents of Mandaluyong City, Mayor Neptali Gonzales regularized and promoted some 240 city employees recently.
Cop, brod sought on painter's death
Members of the Manila Police District Homicide Division are now hunting down a law enforcer and his brother for allegedly killing a 37-year-old painter in San Andres.
AROUND METRO
President’s Day rite
Acting Makati police chief reinstated
The Department of Interior and Local Government has overruled a National Police Commission (Napolcom) decision demoting acting Makati City police chief Supt. Felipe Napoles Jr. and reinstated him to his former rank.
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