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Dennis Roldan convicted of kidnapping 3-year-old boy
The Pasig Regional Trial Court has found former congressman and actor Dennis Roldan guilty of kidnapping of a Filipino-Chinese boy in 2005. Judge Rolando Mislang of Pasig City RTC Branch 167 ruled that Roldan
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10K signature gathered in the anti-pork campaign on first day
Anti-pork barrel protesters said they gathered an estimated 10,000 signatures during the launch on Monday of the people’s initiative against lump sum allocations in the proposed P2.6-trillion national budget. Rallyists gathered at the Luneta
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Consulate reports no Filipino Victim in Hiroshima Landslide
DFA spokesperson Charles Jose said on Friday that there are no Filipino casualties in the landslide in Japan. Sue to heavy rainfall at least 39 people were killed following a landslide in Hiroshima. As
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Third suspect in the rape-slay of Anria Espiritu in Calumpit, Bulacan may be released
The family of the 26-year-old gang rape and murder victim Anria Espiritu in Calumpit, Bulacan expressed dismay over the progress of the case, as the jeepney driver tagged as the third suspect may be
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Mayon alert level according to PhiVolcs
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) continues to monitor the Mayon Volcano in Albay. Based on Phivolcs’ 24-hour observation, moderate emission of white steam plumes that drifted northeast was observed. According to
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Hostage drama involves drunk man
A drunk man armed with a bladed weapon took two people hostage at around 10 a.m. Friday in Quezon City. Senior Inspector Maricar Taqueban of the Quezon City Police District (QCPD) said that the
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Jovito Palparan, suspect in 2006 kidnapping, arrested
Retired Major General and Former Congressman Jovito Palparan, reportedly hiding since 2011, was arrested on Tuesday, by members of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI). According to GMA news report, Justice Secretary Leila de
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No chicken shortage but delayed in deliveries
The Department of Agriculture said there is no chicken shortage in the country. The DA emphasized that there are three million kilos of surplus chicken in the country and 700,000 kilos of imported chicken
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Soldiers invade rebel camp in Quezon
Col. Roderick Parayno, Philippine Army chief in Quezon, said soldiers led by Lieutenant Nelmar Rico engaged some 15 armed NPA rebels in a fierce firefight in the village of Sta. Rosa, Lopez, Quezon on
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House bill 4618, CCTV cameras to monitor public utility vehicles nationwide
Rep. Mark Llandro Mendoza filed House bill 4618 otherwise known as CCTV Cameras for Road Incident Monitoring Act of 2014. This bill proposes government agencies and local government agencies to install close circuit television
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