To mark the celebration of National Heritage Month (NHM), the Philippine Postal Corp. (Post Office) issues a commemorative stamp honoring cartoonist and National Artist for Visual Arts Larry Alcala, famous for his “Slice of Life” cartoon series. In 1988, “Slice of Life” received the Best in Humor Award and was cited for helping to keep alive the Filipino’s penchant for humor even in the midst of adversities.
Tourists try to dance the native “tinikling” along with cultural dancers during a ferry ride at the Loboc River in Bohol....
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Speaker Ferdinand Martin G. Romualdez salutes and offers a wreath to the monument of Daniel Z. Romualdez, who served as...
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Dancer and celebrity influencer Princess Ryan conducted a dance workshop for children at SM City Tanza. The workshop was conducted...
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Mayon Volcano shows itself to tourists and motorists passing by Diversion Road in Camalig, Albay on Saturday afternoon, Sept. 23,...
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With 91 days before Christmas, motorists stop along the main road of San Fernando in Pampanga where Christmas lanterns are...
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Government officials, business leaders and industry experts gather during Stratbase Group’s roundtable discussion on ‘Revitalizing the Philippines’ Infrastructure Development through...
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All provinces will be reached by President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s Bagong Pilipinas Serbisyo Fair (BPSF)—the country’s biggest service caravan—to serve...
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Makati on Sunday bewailed Taguig City’s decision to reject its proposal for a "smooth transfer" of health facilities and services...
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Are the days of smugglers and hoarders of agricultural crops numbered? That’s a likely possibility with the recent move of...
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"BF was the epitome of efficiency and effective leadership, armed with vision and political will, qualities which if appreciated by...
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"Be vigilant, be informed, and be proactive for a safer digital environment" Text scammers are still on the prowl despite...
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Manila Standard website (manilastandard.net), launched in August 2002, extends the newspaper’s reach beyond its traditional readers and makes its brand of Philippine news and opinion available to a much wider and geographically diverse readership here and overseas.
