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Started in 1927, the Philippines Graphic is the longest-running printed magazine of national circulation that provides relevant news and features and promotes Philippine literature.

Unlock exclusive discounts on your next trip with Sunlight Air’s Passenger Perks

Present your Sunlight Air boarding pass at select partner merchants to enjoy shopping and dining deals! MANILA, PHILIPPINES — Local boutique airline Sunlight Air is...

Landco Pacific Corporation Expands its Reach to the United States with Inviting Shores of Luxury

Second California Roadshow Aims to Engage More U.S. Investors with Stunning Beachfront Condominium Developments in the Tourist Destinations of Batangas, Philippines Landco Pacific Corporation, renowned...

Labor group laments removal of mother tongue in Education; calls it detached from reality

The Federation of Free Workers (FFW) expressed deep concern over the recent legislation removing the use of the mother tongue in classroom instruction. “Our union...

Leveraging technology: Lungsod ng San Pedro’s metrics for good governance

Last April, Lungsod ng San Pedro Mayor Art Mercado led in the inauguration of the city’s P300 million Smart Command Center.        Mercado was joined...

Lungsod ng San Pedro Health Services: An Update

Two years ago, in August 2022, volunteer doctors and nurses from the Sun Han Volunteer Center of Korea arrived at the Lungsod ng San...

Education First

“Sa Lungsod ng San Pedro, edukasyon ang laging una. We ensure that every child in the city has the tools needed to succeed.”—Mayor Art...

From Good to Great: San Pedro’s leap to smart progress

“It is the ultimate goal of the Officials and Employees of the Lungsod ng San Pedro to make San Pedro a highly-urbanized place to...

San Pedro’s gender power: To the fairest

It would be easy to label her the “Mayor’s wife.” Until you see her work and hear her speak. And then you realize: Mikhaelle...

New agriculture and the rise of the smart San Pedro urban farmer

As the third smallest city in Laguna province, San Pedro has long surrendered much of its agricultural lands to commercial establishments, resettlement sites, and...

UST-FMS opens Henry Sy Sr. Hall, a new nub for medical simulation and research

The Henry Sy Foundation and the University of Santo Tomas (UST) Faculty of Medicine and Surgery (FMS) inaugurated the Henry Sy Sr. Hall on...

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‘Status: Rejected’ competes at Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival

Filipino film “Status: Rejected” is set to make its international debut at the 30th Tallinn Black Nights Film Festival in Estonia, after winning at the Cinemalaya Philippine Independent Film Festival 2026. Competing as an official selection in the First Feature Competition, Vahn Leinard C. Pascual’s first full-length feature...

Pinoy pride: Dried mangoes are headed for space soon

If we send Filipinos to space, what will they eat? VIA GRAPHIC PLUS — This is the question the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (DOST-PNRI) and its partners are exploring through the Philippine Space Mango Program. The program looks at how the iconic Carabao...

Caught between adolescence and parenthood: Pinoy teen parents tell their stories through photographs

“I’m a student, a worker, and a mother. Sometimes, I feel like I have three bodies.” For this senior high school student, motherhood meant learning to carry several parts of herself all at once. Her days meant moving between school, work, and caring for her child—growing into adulthood,...