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ArticleMAJOR CEBU PLANTS BACK

POWER sup­ply in the Visayas is get­ting a boost as major gen­er­at­ing units return to ser­vice, but sup­ply short­ages remain a con­cern as other plants stay off­line and power imports from Mindanao remain lim­ited. Depart­ment of Energy (DOE)...

ArticleDRIVERS DEMAND AID.

Pis­ton Cebu, joined by urban poor organ­iz­a­tions, stages a protest out­side the Depart­ment of Social Wel­fare and Devel­op­ment 7 office in Barangay Car­reta, Cebu City, on Sept. 1, 2026, demand­ing gov­ern­ment assist­ance and fuel sub­sidies for...

ArticleTHE 14TH PROPERTYGURU PHILIPPINES PROPERTY AWARDS 2026,

ArticleWhy can’t Cebu City dump at Bin­aliw yet?

BINALIW land­fill may be open again, but Cebu City still can­not dump its garbage there yet, with a new pro­cure­ment pro­cess, a P130-mil­lion oblig­a­tion and a 500ton daily limit stand­ing in the way. The Envir­on­mental Man­age­ment Bur­eau (EMB)...

ArticleIndone­sia smoke makes Cebu air ‘very unhealthy’

AIR qual­ity in parts of Cebu reached “very unhealthy” levels Tues­day, Sept. 1, 2026, prompt­ing health author­it­ies to advise res­id­ents to limit pro­longed out­door expos­ure as haze from forest fires in Kali­mantan, Indone­sia, con­tin­ued to...

ArticleMAJOR CEBU PLANTS BACK

POWER sup­ply in the Visayas is get­ting a boost as major gen­er­at­ing units return to ser­vice, but sup­ply short­ages remain a con­cern as other plants stay off­line and power imports from Mindanao remain lim­ited. Depart­ment of Energy (DOE)...