Category: GMA News
PAL to allow small dogs to fly with fur parents to Boracay, Bohol, Siargao
Flag carrier Philippine Airlines (PAL) on Wednesday announced a new program that allows passengers to fly with their small dog in-cabin to local destinations such as Boracay, Bohol, and Siargao, for P2,500 one-way base fares starting November 12, 2025.
‘Dogshow Divas’ cohost Baus Rufo shares why he left his successful corporate life and became a content creator
Baus Rufo, one-half of the super trending podcast “Dogshow Divas,” guested In a recent episode of “Your Honor,” where Chariz Solomon and Buboy Villar asked him about his experience in the corporate world.
Chito Miranda marks 10 years smoke-free, shares lessons on health and discipline
It has been a decade since Chito Miranda stopped smoking, and he continues to commit to a healthier lifestyle as he approaches his 50th birthday.
25 pediatric patients bond with Kapuso artists at ‘Art Gap Gives Back’ event
Twenty-five pediatric patients from Little Ark Foundation were treated to special moments with Kapuso and Sparkle artists at GMA Network’s “Art Gap Gives Back” event.
Former officials urge Marcos to let DOH lead PH delegation to global tobacco talks
The global tobacco control talks will be held this month in Geneva, Switzerland, and according to the former officials, the Philippines” leadership at COP11 is crucial for national credibility, public health protection, and the country”s role in global health diplomacy.
Agri losses from Uwan reach P188.27M — DA
The devastation wrought by Super Typhoon Uwan has so far caused P188.27 million in agricultural losses in the country based on initial estimates, the Department of Agriculture (DA) reported on Wednesday.
Minority solons file another anti-political dynasty bill
Members of the independent reform bloc in the House of Representatives have filed an anti-political dynasty bill that sought to ban relatives of incumbent officials up to the fourth degree of consanguinity and their common-law partners from running for public office.
Gov”t kicks off efforts to restore schools in typhoon-hit Negros Occidental
The Department of Education (DepEd), together with local and national agencies, has begun relief and recovery operations in Negros Occidental following the extensive damage caused by Typhoon Tino last week.
DOJ assures gov’t can monitor ex-DPWH chief Bonoan’s movements abroad
The Department of Justice (DOJ) assured Wednesday that it can monitor the movements of former Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) secretary Manuel Bonoan abroad as he remains under investigation over alleged anomalous flood control projects.
