MAKATI Mayor Marlen Abigail Binay-Campos approved an ordinance lowering real property tax (RPT) rates in the city. In a statement on Monday, Makati said Ms. Binay-Campos signed City Ordinance No. 2025 ...

MANILA, Philippines — The Makati City government approved the highest amount of real property tax (RPT) reduction in the city so far. Makati said it could still weather the revenue loss ...

MANILA, Philippines — Makati City has taken a bold step to provide economic relief and boost investment growth as Mayor Abby Binay signed a landmark ordinance significantly reducing real property tax ...

MAKATI Mayor Abby Binay said Sunday that the education sector should concentrate more on fostering students' foundational literacy and numeracy skills in their early years. In an interview, Binay said ...

MENACE. The computer monitor showing illegal online casino operations taking place inside a raided Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) in Makati City on Wednesday night (March 19, 2025). The ...

MANILA, Philippines — A manhunt for a robbery suspect led to the discovery of an illegal Philippine offshore gaming operator (POGO) facility in Makati’s financial district on Wednesday night.

Around 200 workers and 16 of their employers were arrested during a raid on an illegal Philippine Offshore Gaming Operator (POGO) hub in Ayala Avenue, Makati City on Wednesday afternoon, March 19.

A 59-year-old man sustained first-degree burns during a fire that hit a residential area in Barangay Tejeros, Makati City on Wednesday afternoon, March 19. Screen grab from Edge Lat/Facebook The ...

now Johnson, Janklow and Abdallah, LLP, pictured on Monday, Feb. 24, 2025, in Sioux Falls. The bank was robbed by members of the John Dillinger Gang on March 6, 1934.

MANILA, Philippines — Public schools in Makati have outperformed regional and national averages in the National Achievement Test 2023-2024 for Grade 6 students, based on data from the city’s ...

While not overly noticeable, it's a big reminder of an intense Tuesday morning in 1934 when the John Dillinger and Baby Face Nelson gang arrived at what was then the Security National Bank and Trust.