THE Dagupan Sanggunian Panlungsod is set to tackle a proposed ordinance that will prohibit the installation of radio antennas and billboards on top of buildings citywide, a move prompted by the structural hazards exposed during the onslaught of Super Typhoon Uwan. Authored by Councilor Jose Netu Tamayo, chair of the…
PROHIBITION STARTS DECEMBER 1—Electric bikes/e-bikes, which are normally unregistered, nor their drivers are licensed, will be prohibited by the Land Transportation Office along all national highways, and will only be confined to barangay and subdivision roads starting December 1, 2025. (PUNCHphoto by Butch Uka)
PROHIBITION STARTS DECEMBER 1
THE provincial government of Pangasinan has received ₱50 million from the Office of the President to support ongoing recovery and rehabilitation efforts following the devastation caused by Super Typhoon Uwan. Vice Governor Mark Ronald Lambino, presiding officer of the Sangguniang Panlalawigan, said the provincial board approved on Monday a resolution…
Pangasinan gets ₱50-M Malacañang aid for “Uwan” recovery
THE City of Dagupan added another feather to its cap after being recognized by the Department of the Interior and Local Government (DILG) regional office for its transparency, accountability, and people-centered governance. The award cited the city government under Mayor Belen Fernandez for its commitment as a pioneer cohort LGU…
DILG cites Dagupan for transparency, accountability, people-centered governance
ACTING Mayor Bryan Kua assured residents that relief efforts for victims of Super Typhoon Uwan remain underway, two weeks after the storm unleashed deadly surges, widespread flooding, and destructive winds across Dagupan. Speaking during the flag-raising ceremony on November 24 at the city plaza, Kua said residents in remote areas…
Relief operations in Dagupan still ongoing
(Filed by 104.7 iFM News Dagupan) MTRCB pushes drive to shield children from obscene content The Movie and Television Review and Classification Board (MTRCB), led by chairperson Lala Sotto, held an orientation at Pantal Elementary School to raise awareness among parents and students on proper TV and film classification. Sotto…
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CHEAPER RICE — Lingayen residents avail of the P20 per kilo rice at 10 kilos each at the Kadiwa na Kapitolyo at the Capitol Complex in Lingayen last Tuesday (November 25) morning. The twice-a-month Kadiwa na Kapitolyo is the provincial government’s counterpart of the national government’s Kadiwa ng Pangulo. (PUNCHphoto by…
CHEAPER RICE
THE Sangguniang Panlungsod, in a Zoom session on November 26, approved the use of ₱2 million from the Trust Fund of the City Agriculture Office for the implementation of the enhanced “Kadiwa ni Ani at Kita” program in Dagupan. Under Resolution No. 8482-2025 authored by Councilors Marcelino Fernandez and Jose…
SP okays Kadiwa delivery truck
A dermatologist from the Region 1 Medical Center (R1MC) urged the public to be more cautious in choosing skincare products, particularly the widespread use of rejuvenating sets that may worsen skin conditions and cause long-term damage. Dr. Manuel Mendoza, R1MC dermatologist, said many users unknowingly harm their skin by relying…
Dermatologist warns against risks of ‘rejuvenating’ sets
THE Social Security System (SSS) has launched the MySSS Card, a new government-issued identification card equipped with an EMV chip and debit card functionality. Designed to replace the old UMID card, the MySSS Card promises to streamline access to benefits and provide a more modern way of managing member accounts. The MySSS Card not only serves as…




