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Quezon Province: The Land Transportation Office (LTO) temporarily suspended the license of the truck driver who was involved in a recent road crash in Quezon province. In a statement on Monday, LTO chief Assistant Secretary Vigor Mendoza II said the temporary suspension was placed as part of a show cause order (SCO) issued to both the truck driver and operator. According to Philippines News Agency, the driver was asked to explain in writing why his license should not be permanently revoked for being an improper person to operate a motor vehicle, a violation under the Republic Act 4136 or the

Manila: As early as 5 a.m., senior citizens, expectant mothers, and persons with disabilities flocked to schools in this capital city to cast their votes at polling places specifically for them. According to Philippines News Agency, Fredo Nicolas, 78, arrived at Emilio Jacinto Elementary School in Tondo at around 5:20 a.m. but had to wait until after 7 a.m. to cast his vote as the line was long. Nicolas emphasized the importance of voting for competent and honest leaders, expressing hope for a peaceful Manila and a “cleaner” government. Ofelia Mabanta, 98, shared her unwavering commitment to voting, stating that

Manila: As Filipinos trooped to polling centers under the blazing daytime heat, one message echoed across precincts in Manila — voters are demanding for transparency, integrity, and genuine public service from those who will win this year’s elections. At the Rosauro Almario Elementary School in Tondo, Manila, voters expressed that this election is not just about shaded names on a ballot, but about selecting good leaders who would prioritize clean governance and true service to their constituents. According to Philippines News Agency, Patricia Policarpio, 28, made her call and hopes clear to those who will be declared winners of this

Manila: The Commission on Elections (Comelec) has confirmed that there were no irregularities in the reported delay concerning the transmission of election data to the Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting’s (PPCRV) transparency server, which occurred an hour after the polls closed at 7 p.m. on Monday. According to Philippines News Agency, the PPCRV reported that by 8:15 p.m., it was unable to access the election results data received by its transparency server. This situation was deemed “unusual” and unprecedented since 2010, prompting the PPCRV to post a statement on its Facebook page. The post quickly gained traction, leading social

Manila: The Commission on Elections (Comelec) announced on Monday that the introduction of new innovations in the May 12 midterm elections significantly benefitted voters. In a press briefing, Comelec Chairperson George Garcia highlighted the reliance on early voting and mall voting features by the electorate during the polls. According to Philippines News Agency, Garcia noted, “Many voters have benefited from innovations implemented in this election such as early voting and mall voting.” The early voting feature particularly assisted vulnerable sectors, including senior citizens, persons with disabilities, and pregnant women, allowing them to cast their votes as early as 5 a.m.

Manila: The Parish Pastoral Council for Responsible Voting (PPCRV) announced on Monday that the 2025 midterm elections were perceived as ‘a little more peaceful’ compared to previous elections, despite incidents of violence and fatalities reported in Mindanao. According to Philippines News Agency, during a press briefing at the PPCRV Command Center, spokesperson Ana Singson remarked that while certain incidents remain concerning, initial observations indicate fewer violent disruptions than those recorded in the 2022 and 2019 elections. “If we compare it to 2022 and 2019-just qualitative, until we get the final reports-it seems that the conduct of the election was a