Newsom signs bills aimed at expanding reproductive healthcare in California

Los Angeles Times - Sep 27, 2026

Gov. Newsom signs bills focusing on reproductive healthcare in California. Some of the bills focus on increasing access to abortion.

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Shared fiber conduit rules must ensure reliable connectivity – group

Sep 27, 2026

Shared fiber conduit rules must ensure reliable connectivity – group

MANILA, Philippines — Consumer advocacy group CitizenWatch Philippines supports the proposal to establish national rules for shared underground conduits but said the policy must result in more reliable connectivity for Filipinos. The Private Sector Advisory Council’s Digital Infrastructure Sector recently presented to President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. the “One Canal Policy,” which would require telecommunications and

Extreme heat downs several performers during Iligan’s Diyandi Festival

Sep 27, 2026

Extreme heat downs several performers during Iligan’s Diyandi Festival

ILIGAN CITY — Several performers collapsed due to extreme heat during the Diyandi Festival here on Sunday, held in celebration of the city’s patronal fiesta in honor of Saint Michael the Archangel. Six contingents joined the Kasadya Street Dancing and Showdown Competition at the Anahaw Amphitheater. READ: Diyandi Festival toasts cultural harmony in Iligan Rio

Excessive questions from relatives top list of Chuseok irritations

Sep 27, 2026

Excessive questions from relatives top list of Chuseok irritations

Excessive personal questions and interference from relatives have been named the most unwanted aspect of the Chuseok holiday this year. Comparisons with siblings and other people were also cited as the most uncomfortable topic of conversation. According to a 2026 Chuseok holiday survey conducted by research firm PMI, 48.5 percent of 1,000 adults aged 20 to 69 nationwide said “excessive interference and personal questions from relatives” was the holiday tradition they most wanted to see changed. The survey was conducted from Sept. 11 to 14, ahead of the Chuseok holiday. The next most frequently cited practices were “excessive preparation for ancestral ritual tables” at 40.8 percent, “unequal distribution of holiday chores” at 29.8 percent, “holiday cash gifts” at 25.5 percent and “excessive holiday gift giving” at 23.7 percent. Intrusive questions from relatives also topped the list of holiday customs considered most urgently in need of change, cited by 30.6 percent of respondents. When asked which topics they would rather avoid discussing with family members and relat

Typhoon Queenie exits PAR

Sep 27, 2026

Typhoon Queenie exits PAR

MANILA, Philippines — Typhoon Queenie exited the Philippine area of responsibility (PAR) on Sunday afternoon, according to the state weather bureau. In its latest update, the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) said Queenie, with the international name Surigae, was monitored outside the PAR as of 2 p.m. READ: Typhoon Queenie intensifies while

Cloud pics wanted: NASA renews call for people's photos of the sky

Sep 27, 2026

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No special arrangement for Baste Duterte at impeachment trial – Tongol

Sep 27, 2026

No special arrangement for Baste Duterte at impeachment trial – Tongol

MANILA, Philippines — Davao City Mayor Sebastian “Baste” Duterte will receive no special arrangements for his expected appearance as a witness in the impeachment trial of his sister, Vice President Sara Duterte, according to Senate Impeachment Court spokesperson Reginald Tongol. “There are no special arrangements like that because the holding room reserved by the Senate

Over 337,000 Central Visayas workers to benefit from P42 wage hike

Sep 27, 2026

Over 337,000 Central Visayas workers to benefit from P42 wage hike

MANILA, Philippines — Some 337,476 private sector workers in Central Visayas are set to benefit from the PHP42 wage increase approved by the National Wages and Productivity Commission (NWPC), the Department of Labor and Employment (Dole) said Sunday. The Dole said the wage adjustment will take effect Oct. 14. Under the new wage rates, the

PCG deploys aircraft, BRP Teresa Magbanua to locate, challenge China Coast Guard vessel within EEZ

Sep 27, 2026

PCG deploys aircraft, BRP Teresa Magbanua to locate, challenge China Coast Guard vessel within EEZ

The Philippine Coast Guard has deployed on Sunday an aircraft and a multi-response vessel to locate and challenge a vessel of the China Coast Guard that was monitored to be within the Philippine Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ), said the PCG in a statement.

Walang Gutom Kitchen to open in Catbalogan in October

Sep 27, 2026

Walang Gutom Kitchen to open in Catbalogan in October

TACLOBAN CITY — A government-run kitchen that will provide free meals to people experiencing involuntary hunger in Eastern Visayas is set to open in Catbalogan City, Samar, in the first week of October, the Department of Social Welfare and Development (DSWD) said. DSWD Eastern Visayas Regional Director Grace Subong said the “Walang Gutom Kitchen” will

ITCZ affects parts of Philippines; Typhoon Queenie exits PAR

Sep 27, 2026

ITCZ affects parts of Philippines; Typhoon Queenie exits PAR

The Visayas, Zamboanga Peninsula, Northern Mindanao, Caraga, Lanao del Sur, and Basilan have scattered rain and thunderstorms due to the intertropical convergence zone

The nation's best pastrami? Find it at Langer's Deli, this year's L.A. Times Gold Award winner

Sep 27, 2026

The nation's best pastrami? Find it at Langer's Deli, this year's L.A. Times Gold Award winner

L.A. Times 2026 Gold Award honoree Norm Langer has kept the deli his parents opened in 1947 a welcoming place for all of Los Angeles. Oh, and it serves the nation's finest pastrami according to the late Jonathan Gold and many others.

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