BY: JOSE ROBERT INVETOR Raging, widespread, and relentless. This is how the hundreds of forest fires in the Cordillera were described in 2024. The once-towering

BY: CHARLES NIKKO LIMON In this part of Burnham Park, Nanay Nora and her friends chose to gather again. Aside from its quiet ambiance, the

BY: JOSE ROBERT INVENTOR Buses at terminals in Baguio City are departing and arriving one after another. These buses are bound for Cubao, Pasay, and

BY: VANESSA BUGTONG For decades, Baguio City has consistently maintained its green alert status during elections. This means elections in the city have been clean,

BY: JOSE ROBERT INVENTOR While the sun shines brightly in the morning in Baguio City, the temperature drops significantly during the night until early morning.

BY: VANESSA BUGTONG In her daily work selling fish at Baguio Market, Nanay Espi often deals with wet paper money used as payment. Sometimes, she

BY: VALERIE ANN DISMAYA The province of Pangasinan is rich in bamboo. Because of this, bamboo products have become a livelihood for residents, such as

BY: VALERIE ANN DISMAYA Poverty, limited access to education, inadequate housing, and lack of proper medical services, these are just some of the problems faced

BY: JOSE ROBERT INVENTOR Kuya Michael, a miner, has never missed contributing to the PAG-IBIG fund. For nine years, it has been his partner, especially

BY: CHARLES NIKKO LIMON From Pasig City, the family of Tatay Artemio chose to vacation in Baguio City. Despite the influx of tourists, they still