DPWH project relocates Pampanga community to more flood-prone site – HRW
DPWH spends P150 million dredging an island in Macabebe, and permanently relocating its residents to a former fishpond that chronically floods
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[READOUT] Where businesses can plug into the Luzon Corridor
Of the initiative’s roughly $20 billion worth of disclosed opportunities, 99% are in transport, logistics, and energy projects, underscoring how much of the corridor’s high-tech potential still depends on getting the basics right first
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[Vantage Point] Drowning in concrete: Why our flood control fails
(1st UPDATE) Follow the money, but follow the water too
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In Angeles City, recurring water woes define life under PrimeWater
The proposed measures against utility providers remain pending as residents continue to await improvements in water services
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The Pinedas of Pampanga: A dynasty by succession
‘Weak political competitiveness commonly translates into more predictable electoral outcomes, with the same families repeatedly occupying elected positions,’ says UPLB professor Lara Gianina Reyes-De Leon
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Flood in San Simon, Pampanga causes heavy traffic in NLEX
Victory Liner says some trips on Monday, August 31, took as long as 11 hours to Dagupan, 14 hours to San Fernando, Pampanga, and 10 hours to Baguio from Metro Manila
