LAGUNA – Nagcarlan Municipal Police Station (MPS) cops arrested the Top 3 most wanted person in Calabarzon who is facing rape charges during a manhunt operation in Pila on Thursday, April 7. With the help of information from the Barangay Intelligence Network (BIN), operatives collared John...
media The Philippine National Railways (PNR) will re-open its San Pablo-Lucena section, which links to the Bicol network, in three months, unlocking the economic potential of Southern Luzon. Aside from being a passenger commuter service, the PNR Lucena-San Pablo route can also be converted into a...
Department of Transportation (DOTr) Secretary Arthur Tugade inspected on Valentine’s Day, Feb. 14, a new Philippine National Railways (PNR) route that aims to connect the provinces of Laguna and Quezon. (Courtesy of DOTr) Tugade said that the PNR San Pablo- Lucena route will not only link the...
SAN PABLO, Laguna – A couple was arrested after a foiled hold-up attempt at a convenience store in Barangay Del Remedio on Wednesday (Jan. 19). According to a statement from the Laguna Police Provincial Office, live-in partners Kevin Ranther Cayabyab Medrano and April Joy Arevalo Abaquita forced...
San Pablo, Laguna is a true gem in the South. Located about 80 kilometers from Manila, driving there should take about two to three hours. It is home to seven freshwater lakes namely, Sampaloc Lake, Pandin Lake, Bunot Lake, Calibato Lake, Mohicap Lake, Palakpakin Lake, and Yambo Lake. Each...
SAN PABLO, Laguna - A coffee shop in Sampalok Lake is gaining attention for using edible straws for cold drinks. EhKape, a cafe owned by ekolife OFW Marketing Cooperative, has been using biodegradable straws since 2017. Made of 70 percent rice and 30 percent tapioca, the straw doesn't have a...
Laguna's provincial health director will discuss with officials from the six cities in the province the possibility of reimplementing a stricter quarantine status as the province averaged 4,000 active coronavirus disease (COVID-19) cases in the past two months. In an interview with DZMM Teleradyo,...
A lot of industries are affected by the long pandemic crisis, pushing down sales, shutting down doors, and stopping work in factories and plants. This is also the same with the real estate industry, where major developers have experienced, for the first time, “red” numbers, a total 180-degree...
