A City Stood With Grieving Families
• Three families grieving the San Jose school shooting victims received food, prayers, and financial aid. Neighbors, classmates, and strangers offered comfort. Hospital and burial costs were covered by lawmakers.
• Three families grieving the San Jose school shooting victims received food, prayers, and financial aid. Neighbors, classmates, and strangers offered comfort. Hospital and burial costs were covered by lawmakers.
• A bracelet Ayessa Dazo ordered online arrived five days after she was killed in San Jose school shooting in Tacloban. The unopened parcel now rests beside her coffin, a painful reminder of dreams left unfulfilled.
• Umaabot sa tinatayang P5.78 milyong halaga ng hinihinalang shabu ang nakumpiska ng Tacloban City Police Office–City Drug Enforcement Unit sa isinagawang buy-bust operation sa Brgy. 96 Calanipawan.
• Tacloban City boosts security at San Jose NHS after the fatal shooting; DepEd plans to expand measures to all 60 public schools before July 6 resumption.
• More Limasawa Island residents now earn from tourism as visitor numbers rise. Popular destinations are attracting more tourists, boosting income for local businesses and workers.
• DSWD social workers continue providing psychological first aid to students, parents, and teachers affected by the San Jose school shooting, offering emotional support and counseling.
• PRO8 assures fair, cautious probe into June 22 school shooting that killed 3, injured others, with strict due process and ongoing criminal proceedings.
• From police field work to SOCO, forensic firearms examiner, then journalist—his career taught him that small details matter and truth is built from them.
• REVAMP 2026 workshop on Local Government Code Amendments in Tacloban excluded Sanggunian Secretaries and non-elected LGU staff, raising equity and representation concerns.
• Jenelyn Badoria mourns her 14-year-old daughter Joyancee, killed by classmates. She seeks justice, recalling her kind, studious dreamer who wanted to be a teacher.