San Diego County man fatally poisoned foster mother with fentanyl to steal her identity, D.A. says

Los Angeles Times - Oct 22, 2026

A San Diego County man has been charged with murder in connection with fatally poisoning his 65-year-old foster mother before stealing her identity, according to authorities.

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Almirol: eGov deals went to PLDT firms serving gov’t before me

Oct 22, 2026

Almirol: eGov deals went to PLDT firms serving gov’t before me

MANILA, Philippines — There was no conflict of interest in the P1.55 billion in e-government contracts now under investigation, as they went to companies of the PLDT group, the country’s largest telecommunications conglomerate, which has served government agencies and private businesses for decades. “I firmly maintain that there was no conflict of interest,” Undersecretary David

Drilon: Congress must clarify SC ruling on unprogrammed funds

Oct 22, 2026

Drilon: Congress must clarify SC ruling on unprogrammed funds

MANILA, Philippines — Former Senate President Franklin Drilon on Thursday urged Congress to clarify the Supreme Court’s ruling on unprogrammed appropriations, particularly provisions that may infringe on its constitutional authority over budgeting. The SC, in its decision declaring key provisions of the 2024, 2025, and 2026 national budgets unconstitutional, prescribed conditions that unprogrammed appropriations must

Latter-day Saints group donates disaster gear to Army reservists

Oct 22, 2026

Latter-day Saints group donates disaster gear to Army reservists

CAGAYAN DE ORO CITY — Military reservists in the Davao region received a much-needed boost to their disaster response capabilities on Wednesday (Oct. 21) as the soldiers respond to the earthquakes and flash floods that recently battered Mindanao. The Latter-day Saints Charities Southeast Asia Inc. handed over a fresh batch of humanitarian assistance and disaster response

Pagasa: Typhoon Rosal slows down, may further weaken by Saturday

Oct 22, 2026

Pagasa: Typhoon Rosal slows down, may further weaken by Saturday

MANILA, Philippines — Typhoon Rosal has slowed down and may continue to weaken into a severe tropical storm by Saturday, Oct. 24, the state weather bureau said. A Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (Pagasa) weather specialist, John Manalo, said in Pagasa’s 5 p.m. weather advisory that Rosal’s movement had slowed from 25 kilometers

El Niño response must draw on scientific, historical data – expert

Oct 22, 2026

El Niño response must draw on scientific, historical data – expert

MANILA, Philippines — Authorities must use science-based forecasts and historical data to make informed decisions and develop specific measures to prepare for El Niño, University of the Philippines (UP) Resilience Institute executive director Mahar Lagmay said. “The logic behind our predictions or forecasts is essentially the same,” he said during a press conference after the

QC gives reminders to visitors going to Bagbag, Novaliches cemeteries

Oct 22, 2026

QC gives reminders to visitors going to Bagbag, Novaliches cemeteries

MANILA, Philippines — The Quezon City government on Thursday (Oct. 22) issued guidelines for people going to Bagbag and Novaliches public cemeteries for the observance of All Saints’ Day (Undas). In an advisory, it said that the scheduled visitation hours at Bagbag and Novaliches cemeteries will be from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. starting Oct.

Mark Villar files bill to cut job-seeking costs for indigent Filipinos

Oct 22, 2026

Mark Villar files bill to cut job-seeking costs for indigent Filipinos

MANILA, Philippines — Sen. Mark Villar has filed Senate Bill No. 1272 — or the proposed Kabalikat sa Hanapbuhay Act — which seeks to cut the cost of securing employment by granting discounts and fee waivers on essential pre-employment documents for indigent Filipinos, “Being short of money should not be a barrier for Filipinos looking for

SC: Unprogrammed funds constitutional, but with guardrails

Oct 22, 2026

SC: Unprogrammed funds constitutional, but with guardrails

[Updated Oct. 22, 2026, 10:17 p.m.] MANILA, Philippines–The Office of the Solicitor General (OSG) on Thursday welcomed the Supreme Court (SC) ruling confirming that unprogrammed appropriations are constitutional as a budgetary mechanism. At the same time, it announced that it will seek clarification and partial reconsideration of the specific safeguards imposed by the high court.

Dell’s Jason Encarnacion demystifies data centers

Oct 22, 2026

Dell’s Jason Encarnacion demystifies data centers

The conversation around data centers in the Philippines has gotten louder. As someone covering enterprise tech, there seems to be the noise over Pax Silica and the misconception of data centers being one monolithic thing. When in fact, not all data centers are the same, and Pax Silica is a supply chain, not a data

Angara: Classroom building strategy, allocations must be data-driven

Oct 22, 2026

Angara: Classroom building strategy, allocations must be data-driven

MANILA, Philippines — Classroom construction strategy and allocations must be data-driven to be responsive to school needs and should be applied to areas facing the most severe shortages, Education Secretary Sonny Angara said in a statement on Thursday. He said this was in line with the commitment of the Department of Education (DepEd) to equity

House ‘haven’t discussed’ recalling 2027 budget bill – solon

Oct 22, 2026

House ‘haven’t discussed’ recalling 2027 budget bill – solon

MANILA, Philippines — The House of Representatives’ leadership has not discussed recalling the spending bill passed by the chamber last week, according to Senior Deputy Speaker Ferdinand Hernandez. Hernandez said that congressional leaders have not talked about rescinding House Bill No. 10858, the P7.2-trillion spending measure. Deputy Minority Leader and ACT Teachers Rep. Antonio Tinio

Ombudsman starts probe into Sara Duterte’s SALN ‘discrepancy’

Oct 22, 2026

Ombudsman starts probe into Sara Duterte’s SALN ‘discrepancy’

MANILA, Philippines — The Office of the Ombudsman on Thursday said it is conducting a fact-finding investigation into the findings of the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) on an alleged discrepancy in Vice President Sara Duterte’s statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALN). “That will undergo fact-finding first. So, it’s a process where we

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