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Two PDP-Laban (Cusi wing) mayors support Sara for president
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Two reelectionists mayors, who are running under PDP-Laban (Cusi faction) in the 3rd district of Negros...
Peaceful filing of COCs in Bacolod
BY CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO The filing of certificates of candidacy (COCs) at the Commission on Elections-Bacolod Satellite Office from October...
Contact tracing expanded to 12 LGUs
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN The roll out and use of rapid antigen testing kits for contact tracing and early detection...
Orola challenges Lacson for gubernatorial post
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Former Rep. John Orola is challenging reelectionist Gov. Eugenio Jose Lacson for the gubernatorial post of...
Congress seats unchallenged in 4 out of 6 Negros districts
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN The filing of certificates of candidacy for various elected positions ended yesterday with congressional aspirants in...
Davao receives over 1.1-M doses of Pfizer vaccines in 3 days
RALPH LAWRENCE G. LLEMIT October 09, 2021 DAVAO Region's Covid-19 vaccine allocation has reached more than 4.2 million doses after...
Women Empowerment Gender Equality Award search on
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN The Provincial Government of Negros Occidental is currently searching for 25 individuals and organizations for its...
Independents file Bacolod COCs
BY CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO Bacolod Election Officer Kathrina Caña yesterday said they have received a total of 41 certificates of...
3-way clash for Bacolod VM
BY CHRYSEE G. SAMILLANO It will be a three-cornered fight for the vice mayoralty race in Bacolod City with incumbent...
Another mayor COVID-19 positive
BY GILBERT P. BAYORAN Another Negros Occidental local chief executive has tested positive for COVID-19. Cadiz City Mayor Salvador Escalante...
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