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Rights group MCPA seeks an independent investigation into a Zamboanga raid that killed three civilians, including a child, alleging "disproportionate" force and potential human rights violations.
Former CDO health workers can claim their HEA benefits on April 29 at J.R. Borja General Hospital. The final cutoff for Finance Office claims is May 5.
After a tragic accident at Cogon Market, police investigate a vigilante mob for assaulting a driver and flipping his jeepney. Charges of reckless imprudence are pending.
PAGASA warns of a 79% chance of El Niño developing by June 2026. Cagayan de Oro residents are urged to conserve water and prepare for heatwaves.
Misamis Oriental officials probe the alleged use of provincial heavy equipment in illegal mining operations in Initao, following a site inspection by the Environment and Infrastructure committees.
DILG and COA demand accountability as Cagayan de Oro City faces the reversion of ₱250 million in idle funds alongside millions in avoidable loan penalties.
Citing a ₱2 billion revenue shortfall flagged by COA, the Misamis Oriental provincial board trimmed the 2026 budget to ₱3.3 billion to ensure financial reliability.
Consumers and business groups demand transparency and low electricity rates as the government reviews multi-billion peso proposals to rehabilitate the vital Agus-Pulangi Hydroelectric Complex.
Labor leaders urge the government to turn "prayers to policy" by implementing a ₱200 wage hike and removing fuel taxes to shield workers from rising prices.
Nearly a decade after filing complaints, Filipino communities await relief from the World Bank’s IFC over coal-linked projects, sparking a global debate on financial accountability.
Hundreds of residents in Cagayan de Oro spend cold nights outside the NFA warehouse to secure ₱20-per-kilo rice under the "Benteng Bigas" government program.