February 6, 2026

‘Basyang’ suspends sea travel, classes in NIR

STRANDED. The Coast Guard Sub-Station Bacolod (CGSS Bacolod) rendered assistance to the stranded passengers affected by sea travel suspension due to Tropical Storm “Basyang” at Bredco Port, Bacolod City yesterday.* Coast Guard District Southern Visayas photo

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Hike in airport parking fees slammed

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN / THERESA MAE DULMAN The intercession of Rep. Alfredo Abelardo Benitez was sought by the Bacolod Sangguniang Panlungsod on mounting complaints from travelers against the exorbitant increase of overnight parking fees at the Bacolod-Silay Airport, from

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Kanlaon Volcano emits ash anew

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN Kanlaon Volcano emitted ash again on Wednesday. The weak ash emission lasted six minutes, according to Mari Andylene Quintia, resident volcanologist at the Kanlaon Observatory, said. The latest emission generated grayish plumes reaching 500 meters above

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‘Tigkalalag’ liquor ban looms in Bacolod

An  ordinance regulating the drinking and bringing of alcoholic beverages in public and private cemeteries in Bacolod City, including the imposition of a special “Tigkalalag/Undas/Piyesta Minatay” liquor ban to promote public safety, public order, and respect for the dead during

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Coronica hoping for BCPO Type A status

• THERESA MAE DULMAN Outgoing Bacolod City Police Office (BCPO) Director PCol. Joeresty Coronica is hopeful that the city’s police force will soon be upgraded to Type A status, a move that would expand the current number of police stations

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‘Rebels’ kill 74-yo woman in Kabankalan

• GILBERT P. BAYORAN / RICHARD T. CABALLERO JR. Three armed men, who were claiming to be New People’s Army rebels, shot and killed a 74-year-old woman on Wednesday at Purok Halimbawa in Barangay Tapi, Kabankalan City, Negros Occidental. Police

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NegOr transport workers face sanctions over positive drug test

• THERESA MAE DULMAN Twenty transport workers in Dumaguete City, Negros Oriental, are facing administrative sanctions after confirmatory drug tests validated their positive results following a surprise inter-agency operation dubbed Oplan Harabas. The operation, conducted on January 29, screened a

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Bacolod commits to DILG initiatives, including anti-epal

The City of Bacolod has reaffirmed its commitment to the Department of the Interior and Local Government’s (DILG) initiatives and policies including the anti-epal policy, with a focus on fostering transparency and accountability in all local government-funded projects, a press

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Coconut tree kills Cadiznon rider

• RICHARD T. CABALLERO JR. A motorist in Cadiz City lost his life after his motorcycle slammed into a coconut tree yesterday midnight along the National Highway of Hacienda Omapog, Barangay Luna. Investigations revealed that, according to a witness, the

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Armed arsonist nabbed in Don Salvador Benedicto

• THERESA MAE DULMAN A 47-year-old man, known by the alias ‘Emer,’ was arrested on the afternoon of March 1 after allegedly setting fire to his own home in Purok Kawayan, Barangay Bunga, Don Salvador Benedicto, Negros Occidental. Police responded

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The Unholy Alliance vs. The Holy Coalition (Part II of III)

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MARKETING. Commerce at the Talisay City Public Market remains brisk, as observed during a recent price monitoring activity of the City Agriculture Office.* Talisay City PIO photo

Workers face higher inflation, job losses – GAWA

A meeting with the General Alliance of Workers Assn. (GAWA) council of leaders, presided by its secretary general Wennie Sancho, arrived at a consensus that the war in the Middle East between Iran, U.S.- Israel could worsen the Philippine economic