MANILA, Philippines — Incumbent Manila City Mayor Honey Lacuna filed her certificate of candidacy on Thursday, October 3, seeking a second term as mayor. Manila City Vice Mayor John Marvin “Yul Servo” ...

Manila Mayor Isko Moreno and 14 other city officials are facing charges of graft and usurpation of authority for the alleged ...

Manila Mayor Francisco “Isko Moreno” Domagoso, Vice Mayor Chi Atienza, and 13 other city officials were charged on Tuesday ...

From running mates to rivals? The battle for Manila between Isko 'Yorme' Moreno and incumbent mayor Honey Lacuna is now official. According to Oscar Oida's 24 Oras report, Moreno is seeking to reclaim ...

Honey Lacuna (full married name: Maria Sheilah Honrado Lacuna-Pangan) is a physician and the first female to be elected mayor of the City of Manila, the Philippine capital. Before being elected mayor ...

Political pundits predicted a few weeks ago that it will be easy sail-ing for Mayor Isko Moreno’s heir apparent, Vice mayor Dr. Honey Lacuna-Pangan, to win and become the first woman mayor of Ma-nila.

MANILA, Philippines — Manila Mayor Honey Lacuna and Vice Mayor Yul Servo on Thursday filed their certificates of candidacy (COC) for their second term. Lacuna and Servo, running under the local party ...

MANILA Mayor Honey Lacuna said that she will comply with the Commission on Elections' (Comelec) show cause order (SCO) once she receives a copy. This comes after the poll body released an SCO to ...

MANILA, Philippines — Manila City Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna on Wednesday filed her certificate of candidacy (COC) for mayor in the upcoming 2022 elections. Lacuna filed her COC together with her running ...

Former Manila ex-officio councilor Leilani Lacuna on Tuesday filed criminal and administrative cases before the Office of the ...

(1st UPDATE) Lacuna also confirms to Rappler that Manila 3rd District Representative Yul Servo will run for the vice mayor post as her running mate Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna will throw her hat in ...

Manila Vice Mayor Honey Lacuna will make history as the first woman mayor of the country’s capital. As of 5 p.m. Tuesday, Lacuna was enjoying a wide margin of at least 360,000 votes over Alex Lopez.