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The progress of the construction of the Sto. Niño de Pandacan Church as of May 26, 2024, four year after the church fire back in 2020 (Photo from Sto. Niño de Pandacan Parish Facebook Page)
A Grade 12 student uses a hand fan during a class at the Commonwealth High School, in Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines, April 18, 2024. (Photo by Lisa Marie David/Reuters)
Several Manila officials called for additional green spaces in Manila as a solution to mitigate the increasing heat index, which peaked at 45 degrees Celsius on April 30.
Policemen block the protesters during the Labor Day march by some groups calling for wage increase in Manila on Wednesday, May 1, 2024 to call for wage increase. Police forces in Metro Manila were placed on full alert since April 29, the start of the three-day strike by transport group Piston. (Photo by Arnold Quizol/Manila Bulletin)
The worsening heat index in the country did not stop workers from participating in this year’s Labor Day movement in Recto Avenue, Manila, on Wednesday, May 1.
Manila voter registrants flock to the Comelec district office on March 1, 2024. The district office houses only 1st to 5th, while the 6th is located at Robinsons Otis. (Photo by Janica Kate J. Buan/Manila Forefront)
Manila Comelec officers eye an increase in the projection of voters for next year's election as it reaches nearly 10,000 only after a month.
Various youth organizations protest against student repression in front of the University of Santo Tomas, on February 25. (Photo by Maujerie Ann A. Miranda/Manila Forefront)
Attendees of Manila Earth Hour 2024 last March 23, 2024 in Kartilya ng Katipunan signed the event's freedom wall with various messages (Photo by Maujerie Ann Miranda)
Lawyer Antonito La Viña presents his lecture at the auditorium of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frasatti O.P. Building for the 56th St. Thomas More Lecture on Monday, March 18. (Photo by Marco Luis Beech)
Around 300 families living in Barangay 836, a residential area in front of the Isetann Cinerama Complex along Recto Ave., were displaced in a fire that gutted 150 houses last Jan. 31.
A total of 380 Manileños were hired on the spot in January at Manila’s job fair, according to the city’s Public Employment Service Office (PESO).
A month after the day of hearts, flower prices were at its peak last Feb. 12 to 14, as vendors were forced to increase prices to consume all supplies amid popular demand.
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