Luzon

Residents and other visitors enjoyed eating over 40,000 rice cakes in boodle fight style as Pangasinan celebrated its first Kanen festival.

Over 12,000 participants were gathered in a fun run in Dagupan, aiming at the fight against illegal drugs nationwide.

The Japanese government vowed to support Ilocos Norte in improving its black garlic production.

The Kadiwa stalls in Albay recorded PHP100,000 in sales on its first day, which provided additional income to local farmers.

The Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources launched a freshwater polyculture technology in Tarlac to boost the productivity of fishermen.

President Bongbong Marcos eyed relief to commuters once North-South Commuter Railway is finished connecting Manila, Pampanga, and Laguna.

The National Irrigation Administration in Ilocos has been readying measures to aid the farmers in Pangasinan for the expected effects of El Niño.

Over 800 displaced workers in Camarines Norte have been provided with a means of livelihood.

New Assistance in Crisis Situation program satellite offices of the Department of Social Welfare and Development will soon be opened to avoid overcrowding in the existing processing areas.

The National Grid Corp. of the Philippines has energized new power transformers in several substations in Northern Luzon to improve power transmission services.