No Corruption in Baguio City Public Market Project—Magalong
Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong recently dispelled corruption allegations over the award of the P6-billion Baguio City public market development project. The city government was accused of giving undue preference to SM...
Miss Universe Philippines 2020 to be Held in Baguio City
Amidst public safety and health concerns, it’s all systems go for the staging of the pageant activities and the online coronation night of the Miss Universe Philippines 2020 in Baguio City...
Cemetery Visit Schedules Start Today
In anticipation of the forthcoming All Soul’s Day and to avoid overcrowding on cemeteries, the local government of Baguio City encourages the residents to visit their dearly departed earlier. Furthermore, Baguio City...
Lockdown, Stricter Border Control as COVID-19 Cases in Baguio Reaches 100
The local government of Baguio City has implemented stricter measures in an effort to stop the spread of coronavirus disease after the city saw a surge in the number of confirmed...
After 19 Years, Baguio’s Forest House is Closing
Best known for its home-cooked meals and memories of Christmas holidays, Baguio City’s Forest House has bid farewell to its loyal patrons after 19 years of operating as a hotel and...
Baguio City Council Looks After Bikers’ Safety
To ensure public safety, Baguio City Councilor Mylen Yaranon pushes for the passage of legislation that requires the use of helmets and safety reflectors when riding a bike or scooter. Councilor Yaranon...
Tourism Picks Up as Baguio Receives More Visitors
Baguio’s tourism is gradually regaining strength as the city allows more visitors to come inside the city despite the local government’s strict entry requirements. For Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong, the Ridge...
Shorter Curfew Hours Start Today
Starting today, Friday, October 23, Baguio City will observe shortened curfew hours to help businesses recover as the city gradually opens its economy. Baguio City Mayor Benjamin Magalong said that curfew hours...
Baguio City Council Calls for Suspension of Tuition Fee Hikes
Aiming for continuous education for the city’s youth despite the economic crisis resulting from the COVID-19 pandemic, the Baguio City Council appeals to learning institutions to defer tuition fee increases. This call...
Bill for a 10-Year Moratorium on Tree Cutting in Baguio City, Filed in Congress
In an effort to preserve and safeguard the remaining 2.5 million trees in the city, Baguio City Representative Mark Go filed a bill before the Congress that seeks a 10-year moratorium...
