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Protecting the environment means protecting our lives
Our once-beautiful environment is being destroyed by corruption, irresponsibility and neglect that are allowing the laws to be flouted and ignored.


Southville Ranks in the Top Private Universities in the Philippines, Asia, and the World
Southville ranked within the Top 1% in the Philippines and placed in the Top 2% across All Asia.


The Politics of Pity
Sentimentality does not stand in for jurisprudence. Courts are not counseling centers; they are not charities; and the ICC does not hand out consolation prizes for public relations losses.


New Bridge Project to Trigger Heavy Traffic Between Muntinlupa and San Pedro Starting Feb. 1
Local authorities issued the advisory ahead of the project’s commencement, warning that the construction period will likely bring moderate to heavy congestion in the area, particularly during peak hours.


Harvesting Opportunity or Sowing Inequality?
While total trade between ASEAN and China has soared roughly fourfold since the pact took effect, agricultural trade has grown even faster—nearly fivefold—highlighting just how pivotal agriculture remains in regional commerce.


Human rights, Catholicism, poverty and nuclear power
Everyone has the right to life, food, clean water, freedom and security, and to live free from harassment, threats, false imprisonment, slavery, abuse and torture.


Christmas Comes Alive: Enchanted Kingdom Unveils a Season Built on Family, Wonder, and Light
What Enchanted Kingdom has created this year is more than a holiday attraction.


Salmon Bank: A New Dawn for Savers Hungry for Real Returns
At the heart of this initiative is a promotional offer that stands out in stark contrast to typical banking rates in the Philippines: an 8% annual interest on time deposits— a figure that many financial advisors would describe as rare, if not unprecedented, in recent mainstream banking history.


Breaking New Ground: DepEd Unveils the Philippines’ First Fully Air-Conditioned Public School in San Pedro, Laguna
Well-conditioned classrooms contribute to better focus, engagement, and overall academic performance.


Mapúa MCL underscores sustainability education to build a green workforce
Mapúa MCL continues to strengthen sustainability-driven academic leadership in the global arena, aligning with the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)


How Do You Tell A Raven From A Crow?
Both birds wear the same black feathered cloak, both exude an aura of mystery, and both seem like emissaries of forgotten folklore.


TSEK ng Bayan in Biñan: Catalyzing a Sanitation Revolution
TSEK ng Bayan was pioneered by Laguna Water, in coalition with the Manila Water Foundation, aiming to elevate sanitation awareness and spur behavior change in communities around Laguna Lake, including Biñan.


The Best Dietary Sources of Zinc
Zinc deficiency impairs immune responses, growth in children, and wound repair.


2025 'Must - Try' Restaurants in Santa Rosa, Laguna
Once you start trying these restaurants, you’ll realize the city isn’t just a stop-over—it’s a destination in its own right when it comes to food.


Brentville International Community
Beyond its own gates, Brentville is part of a larger shift in Philippine urbanism—one in which suburban communities serve as real alternatives to city center living.


The roots of poverty and overcoming it
To help people overcome poverty and hunger, we need to help them empower themselves; overcome their fears, lack of self-confidence and feelings of inferiority; and stand for social injustice and against exploitation.


Laguna Teams with San Miguel Corporation to Launch Major Flood-Control and River-Dredging Effort
The province’s governor, Sol Aragones, and San Miguel Corporation (SMC) President Ramon Ang formalized a memorandum of agreement (MOA) to undertake a large-scale dredging and flood-control initiative across Laguna.


Toyota: Driving Prosperity and Sustainability in Santa Rosa
In 2024, Toyota Motor Philippines recorded over ₱1.16 billion in taxes and fees paid to the city — making it Santa Rosa’s single largest revenue source.


Bishops, laity challenge the cancer of corruption
Greenpeace says P1.089 trillion (about $18 billion) of the government’s climate-related expenditures have been robbed from ordinary Filipinos since 2023.


Life for a trafficked child in the sex industry
Children referred to the Preda therapeutic center feel protected from their abusers and are content to stay there.


The Betrayed Republic
This corruption scandal is not just a scandal—it is a mirror held up to the Republic’s soul.


12 Essential Things to Pack for Camping
Next time you pack for camping, remember: don’t bring everything. Bring the right things.


21 Brilliant Ways to Repurpose PVC Pipes
PVC pipes aren’t glamorous, but they’re democratic. They ask for nothing more than a saw, some connectors, and the will to tinker.


Climate change, floods, typhoons and wildfires
The nation’s elite have to find a moral compass, repent for their greed and corruption, and find a conscience and the courage to do justice for the people.
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