Quezon City

The new round of price adjustments have been choking many of us to death.

Bus and ride share drivers have also been marching in Quezon City and quietly protesting by not working.

a trend also popping up elsewhere.

In Vietnam, over the weekend, drivers with Grab, a ride-hailing app, called for a boycott to protest low pay caused in part by rising fuel costs.

Here are the top stories for September 15th.

The Bureau of Jail Management and Penology said that former House Speaker Martin Romualdez was transferred at the Quezon City Jail Male Dormitory in compliance with the order of the Sandiganbayan Third Division on Monday night, September 14th.

BJMP spokesperson Superintendent Jerrex Bustinera said that Romualdez was committed to the jail facility at 10:49 PM following his brief confinement at the Philippine General Hospital.

Bustinera noted that considering his medical needs and the medical recommendations presented before the court, Romualdez has been placed in the jail infirmary together with other persons deprived of liberty requiring medical monitoring.

Also ran Imus, which suffered its sixth straight defeat and tumbled to 3-21, drew 14 points from Patrick Dale Beltran, 11 from Noel Santos, and 10 each from Paul Christian Ferrer and Dylan Darbin.

The tournament returns to the Paco Arena on Monday, featuring games between Sarangani and Jensen at 3pm, Basilan and Macau Ion at 5pm, and Pasig and Quezon City at 7pm TMT.

Book your scan at Prenuvo.com. That's P-R-E-N-U-V-O dot com.

QC Court Postpones VP Duterte's Arraignment.

The arraignment of Vice President Sarah Duterte on grave threat charges was postponed on Friday after her lawyers asked the Quezon City Regional Trial Court to consider a motion filed by her camp.

Duterte's lawyer, Paul Lawrence Lim, declined to disclose the nature of the motion, citing its sensitivity and respect for the court.

But among the things we asked for was to postpone or defer her arraignment while the judge studies the motion.

The judge granted the deferment, Lim told reporters.

Duterte arrived at the QC Hall of Justice with her brother, Rep. Paolo Duterte, and said she was simply abiding by the legal remedies pursued by her lawyers.

All legal remedies allowed by law are what our lawyers are availing of, and I am just following them, she said.

Here are the top stories for September 11th.

Vice President Sarah Duterte called for President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.'s resignation on Friday, September 11th, as she addressed supporters gathered along Elliptical Road in Quezon City, following her appearance before the Quezon City Regional Trial Court.

Duterte accused the Marcos administration of being abusive and said it was pursuing people who speak the truth.

She also urged her supporters to continue fighting what she described as abuse and corruption, while criticizing the government over the struggles faced by Filipinos, including those affected by flooding.