GCASH Payments soon to be accepted for Government Fees
The city government represented by Mayor Benjamin Magalong entered into an ‘Implementing Agreement for Billers’ with G-XChange, Inc. (GXI), represented by Edgardo Layug, Jr., head,
Baguio Officials Scramble to Weigh in On House Bill Revising City Charter
During an urgent deliberation on March 24, 2025, the Baguio City Council discussed House Bill No. 7406 which proposes amendments to Sections 23, 52, and
City Prepares for April Activities
Mayor Benjamin Magalong earlier issued Executive Order 26, 2025 setting forth guidelines in the preparation for Araw ng Kagitingan on April 9, Philippine Veterans week
Kankanaey-Ibaloy Literary Artist joins Iceland Writers
RETREAT – Twenty-nine years old John Ray Albidas Pucay, a Kankanaey-Ibaloi literary artist residing in Lucnab, Baguio City joined the prestigious Iceland Writers Retreat this
Editorial: Creative Place-making – Reclaiming Baguio’s Creative Soul
A creative hub to be known as the iBagiw Creative Village will soon be launched at the Dominican Heritage Hill and Nature Park Garden (former
Women’s Month Activities On, Up to April 3
WOMEN’s MONTH ACTIVITIES ON, UP TO APRIL 3 The celebration of the 2025 Kababaihan Festival goes on up to April 3 with activities on health, environment,
Mcdo Bahay Bulilit Turned Over to City
As promised, the Ronald McDonald Bahay Bulilit Day Care Center at Asin Road was completed and turned over to the city government on March 12,
BLISTT Residents Offered Free Access to Botanical Garden After Panagbenga
A newly approved ordinance allows residents of the BLISTT (Baguio, La Trinidad, Itogon, Sablan, Tuba, and Tublay) areas free access to the Baguio Botanical Garden
Activities Set for Protcction and Gender-fair Treatment of the Girl Child Week
As part of the women’s month celebration, several activities have been set for the Protection and Gender-Fair Treatment of the Girl Child Week on March
Developer, Eateries Penalized for Draining Wastewater into Canal
A land developer in Pucsusan barangay and four eateries in Outlook Drive were penalized by the city government for draining their wastewater into the canal
