URDANETA City’s voters gave Mayor Julio Parayno III and his team a nearly clean sweep of the May 12 election, giving only one council seat to their opponents. Although running as an independent candidate, Parayno roundly beat Maan Guico, wife of incumbent Gov. Ramon Guico III, of the Nacionalista Party,…
JUST two days after the May 12 elections, Binmaley Vice Mayor Simplicio Rosario and his son, Barangay Chairman Jonas Rosario of Nagpalangan, formally tendered their resignations from their respective posts, citing longstanding political and personal conflicts. In a letter dated May 14 addressed to Gov. Ramon Guico III, the elder…
Binmaley VM Rosario, son Jonas resign from posts

OUR people have spoken. Their voices have been heard. The province decided not only to keep many of the performing incumbent officials in office but also chose to vote for more qualified candidates as their legislators to serve in the Senate and in Congress. Notably, when the country feared of…
Ayuda and TikToking now irrelevant
By Ermin Garcia Jr. LIKE many other pundits out there who’ve offered their points of view on how the 2025 midterm elections went, permit me to share my thoughts. It’s encouraging that there has been no claim of grand-scale cheating via our new automated counting machines so far. However,…
Lessons from 2025 elections

MANAY GINA IS BACK IN C0NGRESS — Comebacking former 4th District Rep. Manay Gina de Venecia, accompanied by former Speaker Jose de Venecia, is proclaimed the new congress representative by the provincial board of canvassers on Tuesday, May 13 may at the Sangguniang Panlalawigan session hall at the Capitol building in Lingayen. (Punchphoto…
MANAY GINA IS BACK IN C0NGRESS
FOLLOWING her expected landslide victory in the May 12 elections, Gina de Venecia said she is eager to get back to work as Pangasinan Fourth District representative with her outlined programs as well as ensure continuity of projects initiated by her son, outgoing Rep. Christopher “Toff” de Venecia. “I am…
Manay Gina excited to get back to work as ‘Cong Gina’
FRESH from a resounding reelection victory, Second District Rep. Mark Cojuangco reaffirmed his commitment to flood control and infrastructure development in his jurisdiction, citing the success of the Aplaya Floodgate project as a model for future efforts. Cojuangco, who garnered 231,839 votes, representing 77% of the total, in the May…
Cojuangco promises to continue infra priorities
MANAOAG Mayor Jeremy Agerico “Doc” Ming Rosario, who won another three years in office, called for unity towards a common goal of building up their municipality. “The voice of the people is the voice of God,” said the mayor of the town most known for the Minor Basilica of Our…
Reelected Manaoag mayor calls for unity among rivals
(Filed by 104.7 IFM Dagupan News) Orientation for HINP water sports operators held WATERSPORTS operators at the Hundred Islands National Park in Alaminos City underwent orientation to strengthen responsible tourism practices, including conformity to environmental regulations. The training was conducted by officials of the Environment and Natural Resources Office (ENRO) in cooperation…
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REELECTED CONGRESSMAN – Second District Rep. Mark Cojuangco is proclaimed winner by the provincial board of canvassers on Tuesday, May 13 at the Sangguniang Panlalawigan session hall at the Capitol building in Lingayen . (Punchphoto by Cesar Ramirez)