Austin Police alert public to rising gym locker room thefts, urging vigilance. Authorities recommend securing belongings with locks, improving gym security, and reporting suspicious activities.
The UP Science Student Council initiates a ‘Run Against Corruption’ event to raise awareness about corruption in infrastructure projects. The run, scheduled for September 7, invites Filipinos to participate in advocating for transparency and accountability.
Governor Datu Pax Ali Mangudadatu of Sultan Kudarat supports lifestyle audits for government officials amid flood control project investigations, urging focus on wealthy mayors of poor towns.
Lav Diaz’s “Magellan” has been selected as the Philippines’ entry for the 2025 Oscars in the Best International Feature Film category, highlighting the film’s historical significance and narrative power.
President Trump has directed the renaming of the Department of Defense to the Department of War through a new executive order. This shift revives a title last used in the 1940s, sparking discussion about its implications for U.S. military strategy and international relations.
L-Jay Gonzales is set to join the PBA, aiming to emulate the success of fellow FEU alumni. With impressive workouts and regional league performance, Gonzales is poised to make an impact in the upcoming Rookie Draft.
The Philippine Consulate General in Houston announces the resumption of Overseas Voter Registration from December 1, 2025, to September 30, 2027, for the 2028 Philippine Elections.
PACCTX-DFW gathered the community on Aug. 29 in Farmers Branch for a mixer celebrating networking, growth, and entrepreneurship.
Governor Greg Abbott signed flood management legislation into law, enhancing Texas’s disaster readiness and infrastructure. Despite some opposition, the bills received bipartisan support and are expected to improve early warning systems and floodplain management statewide.
Nogales residents voice strong objections to a proposed 113% water rate increase amid concerns over financial strain and water safety. The City Council’s decision will impact the community’s health and economic well-being.