Inquirer News

• Police tighten security as Arroyo prepares to leave for arraignment

  Security tightened Thursday around the vicinity of the government-run hospital where former President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has been confined as she prepares to leave for her scheduled arraignment before a local court.

• Ginebra, Barako, Rain or Shine play crucial games

  Two teams looking to end their struggles collide as the 37th PBA Commissioner's Cup brings its action to Dubai, United Arab Emirates. The Rain or Shine Elasto Painters and the Barako Bull Energy take on each at other tonight at the Al Shabab Club.

• SGG Promotions to hold two title fights at Cebu Coliseum March 4

  SAMMY Gello-ani’s SGG Promotions will stage a fight card at the Cebu Coliseum headlined by Weng Haya vs. Jose Ocampo for the WBO interim junior lightweight belt and the Philippine lightweight title bout between Jay Solmiano and Rey Labao on March 4. Ocampo is a former WBO Oriental titlist while Haya made waves last December [...]

• Rama Boys beat Datche in friendly duel

  THE Rama Boys trounced Datche Automation System, 91-85, Wednesday night in a friendly hardcourt showdown at the Vicente Sotto Memorial gym in barangay Punta Princesa, Cebu City. The Rama Boys set the tone of the rout when it jumped to an impressive 23-11 run in the first quarter and kept its spot in the driver’s [...]

• CCC leans on 15-yr-old rookie to take 2nd spot

  Cebu Country Club, a team still searching for its first taste of glory at the Championship division of the Philippine Airlines (PAL) Interclub, opened its title bid in promising fashion after tying for second place in the event’s 65th edition at the Ranchos Palos Verdes Golf and Country Club.

• Pacquiao sizes up unbeaten Bradley

  Manny Pacquiao and Timothy Bradley Jr. both realize almost every boxing fan wishes Floyd Mayweather Jr. had been standing next to Pacquiao at the Beverly Hills Hotel on Tuesday.

• Blazers rout star-less Spurs; Heat stretch streak to seven

  The Portland Trail Blazers capitalized on San Antonio’s decision to rest Tim Duncan and Tony Parker by routing the NBA Southwest Division-leading Spurs, 137-97 on Tuesday.

• San Carlos Seminary to hold benefit concert

  The San Carlos Seminary College (SCSC) will hold a “Forty-ssimo” choral concert in celebration of its Ruby Jubilee this year. Msgr. Rudy Villanueva, director of the concert, said “Forty-ssimo is more than just a play. It is an attempt to express what would otherwise take 40 anniversaries to do justice to. It is 40 years [...]

• 75 Cebuano families to be awarded

  SEVENTY-FIVE families who contributed to the city’s growth will be honored with the “Pinalanggang Sugbuanong Banay” or “Beloved Cebuano Family” award by the Cebu City government during the city’s 75th Charter Day celebration on Friday. The families were chosen for their achievements that brought pride and honor to the city and for being successful in [...]

• Power firm donates to NegOr quake victims

  THE Energy Development Corp. donated P1 million worth of relief goods to the earthquake victims in Tayasan and Jimalalud towns and Guihulngan City in Negros Oriental last Feb. 6. “Employees from our southern and northern Negros sites lost no time in helping the earthquake victims,” said engineer Dwight Maxino, EDC vice president for its Southern [...]