Editorial

The Philippine Constitution and other related laws, rules and regulations specially provides that the law of succession will be used

Taxes have been deemed as the lifeblood of the government, both local and national, Taxes are generated through the imposition

In 1995, results of a European Union (EU) urban planning study in  Baguio City showed there will likely be congestions

Year 2019 is about to come to an end. Today is the time to assess our self-imposed resolutions for 2019

Promises did a lot for some local officials who won in the  2019 mid-term elections. Most promised needed change, a

What started with simple men’s talk among neophyte entrepreneurs is slowly become a dream come true. With the lapse of

The Cordillera is the watershed cradle of Northern Luzon with the abundant waters provided by the forests in mountains of

The Yuletide celebration on the Philippines has been said to be the longest celebration of both the Christmas and New

Mining is an environmentally critical project due to the massive destruction it causes by the very character of its operation.

Public-private partnership has long been practiced in public works. National and local governments tap the private sector, particularly public works

The right of the people to good health and access to basic health services are among the basic human rights

One of the blatant problems of local governments in urban and urbanizing areas in the country are the monstrous traffic

Republic Act (RA) 7160 otherwise known as the Local Government Code of the Philippines clearly defined the governance set up

In his 4th State of the Nation Address (SONA) delivered during the joint session of both the Senate and the

Since time in memorial, the indigenous peoples (IPs) lived in mostly self-reliant, self-governing communities, mastering and nurturing their territories through

All newly elected and reelected local officials will mark their first one hundred days in their respective offices since assuming

In 1995, the city government, through a resolution, requested the former Department of Transportation and Communications, now known as the

Republic Act (RA) No. 1121 or the Philippine Disaster Risk Management Act of 2010 was enacted primarily to provide for

On September 13, 1986, former President Corazon C. Aquino, representing the Philippine government, and the late rebel priest Conrado Balweg