• All’s well in Subic Freeport despite marine theme park row

    “The image of the Subic Bay Freeport is being dragged down because it paints a bad picture of what Subic Bay Freeport is very well-known for – a safe tourist destination,” said ubic Bay…

  • Botolan collision kills 11

    Eleven persons died and four others were critically injured when a delivery van crashed onto a loaded multicab in Botolan, Zambales on Thursday, March 30.

  • CCOS:  Hauling of nickel continues in Zambales

    CCOS: Hauling of nickel continues in Zambales

    “Dump trucks still come and go, bringing down nickel from the mountains. Who says mining has stopped?” said one irate resident.

  • 3 more Negosyo Centers set for Zambales

    The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is set to establish three more Negosyo Centers in the province of Zambales.

  • Subic Bay Freeport initiates wetlands project

    SBMA Administrator Wilma Eisma said the activity was aimed at educating the participants on the importance of wetlands to the coastal communities, the environment and marine life.

  • Olongapo tames down its sound, but keeps rocking

    25 years after the American GIs had left, the street that made Olongapo “the city that never sleeps” still rocks, although with a restrained visage that still entertains but never in excess.

  • 4 Zambales mines in DENR closure order

    “What happens when the river gets silted? The farmers suffer. Their yield suffers. Food suffers. Our economy suffers. It’s not good at all,” Lopez said. “What happened in Zambales is social injustice.”

  • San Marcelino kicks off month-long fiesta

    “We want tourists who happen to pass by our town to get a glimpse of how we celebrate fiesta,” town councilor Irene Canlas said.

  • ‘Break of Reality’ rocks Casa San Miguel Feb. 1

    Cello rock band “Break of Reality” will have a free public performance on February 1 at Casa San Miguel, the café cum arts center in San Antonio, Zambales, as a part of the U.S.…