Provincial News

Coast Guard rescued 30 passengers after Motor Launch Hadzraima went on distressed and drifted at vicinity waters off Royal Captain...

It appears there’s no end in sight to the almost daily rotational power outages Palawan has been experiencing for years. While the mainland province’s lone power distributor Palawan Electric Cooperative (Paleco) said it is seeking short and long term solutions that would end the power woes, its officials did not assure the consumers of a blackout-free Palawan. “We can’t say the problem will be solved once and for all because after solving this another problem might crop up,” said Paleco board chairman Jeffrey Endriga in a press conference on June 26. This developed after the incensed Puerto Princesa City government had taken to the court the issue to...

The Joint Task Force Peacock (JTFP) said on Monday that they are on alert and ready to respond anytime with...

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources (BFAR) said that they will promote the seaweeds value-added products to help the...

Nakalutang na sa loob ng ginagawang septic tank ang katawan ng isang lalaki at putol na diumano ang ari nito...

“Walang salary negotiation o salary offering,” ito ang naging pahayag ni Engr. Gonzalo Ong, isa sa tatlong aplikante sa pagiging...

Pormal nang nanumpa sa tungkulin ang mga nanalong opisyales ng pamahalaang panlalawigan ng Palawan, gayundin ang mga nanalong kandidato mula...

Naging matagumpay ang isinagawang Livelihood Exchange Conference and Exhibit 2019 noong ika-25 ng Hunyo na isinagawa sa Citystate Asturias Hotel,...

Palawan Electric Cooperative (PALECO) announced that it respects the right of the city government of Puerto Princesa when it filed...

Nagtataka ang bagong alkalde ng Bayan ng Narra kung saan napupunta ang mga buwis na nakokolekta mula sa minahan. Nagtataka...