6 MIN READMismatch between capacity and demand now shapes everyday life in the city—most sharply in housing, where limited land, a steady influx of students, and weak regulation drive rising rents and constrained living conditions.
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4 MIN READAs petroleum prices continue to surge, the journey to seek medical care is becoming increasingly difficult for countless Filipino families, particularly those in rural and geographically isolated areas.
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4 MIN READDetained physician Ana Marie Rilloraza continues treating inmates in Ilocos Sur jail, sustaining decades-long community health work as colleagues and groups call for her release.
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3 MIN READKalinga farmers welcomed the signing of the Fair Trade for Farmers Ordinance, which regulates rice and corn trading, calling it a step toward protecting farmers from unfair trading practices.
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2 MIN READNUSP Cordillera, with Saint Louis University and the University of Baguio student council representatives, asked CHED-CAR for a moratorium and raised concerns about the transparency of the school consultations on tuition and other fee increases.
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2 MIN READNUSP Cordillera has called on students to collectively oppose looming tuition and other fee increases at two of the biggest private universities in Baguio City.
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8 MIN READWith an industry hampered by operational challenges and a regulatory system criticized for being private-driven, even a Triple A electric cooperative struggles to ensure reliable and affordable power service.
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2 MIN READBy centering students in urban planning, Baguio would not just remain a famous tourist destination but also live up to its name as a quality educational center.
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3 MIN READACT-Cordillera said the declining enrollment in the region highlights chronic gaps in the education sector, following a report from the DepEd regional office of decrease for three consecutive school years.
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3 MIN READStudents and teachers from Baguio and the neighboring towns of Benguet marched with other organizations during the nationwide protest on November 30 against corruption in the city, urging the government to address issues plaguing the education sector.
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