News and feature articles from the City Government and around Naga City.
Naga City Hall, September 2, 2025 — Sixteen promising startup teams from Ateneo de Naga University (ADNU), Bicol State College of Applied Sciences and Technology (BISCAST), Naga College Foundation (NCF), and University of Nueva Caceres (UNC) were formally conferred with…
In a bid to strengthen people-centered governance in all aspects of its operations, including solid waste management, the city government has reconstituted the Naga City Solid Waste Management Board (SWMB) with wider civic sector representation.
Mayor Leni G. Robredo’s Executive Order No. 026, signed and issued on August 5 this year, mandates the creation of a technical working group (TWG) to oversee the grant of medical allowance for employees of the City Government of Naga.
While criminal charges have already been filed against the suspect in the murder of a medical technology student of the Universidad de Sta. Isabel (USI), Mayor Leni Robredo vowed that the city government will exhaust all possible means to ensure the tragedy will not happen again.
The City Government of Naga has officially secured ownership of the five-hectare property where the City Hall compound stands, ending a decades-long legal dispute and paving the way for long-term development plans—beginning with Mayor Leni Robredo’s initiative to reorganize and improve the entire compound.
Built for good governance, designed for Nagueños. MyNaga is the official mobile application developed in partnership with the Local Government of Naga City to bring public service closer to every Nagueño. Designed as a digital gateway to the city, the…
The fair and effective management of human resources is fundamental to ensuring professionalism, efficiency, and integrity in public service delivery.
Mayor Leni Robredo has issued Executive Order No. 022, establishing the Naga City Emergency Operations Center (EOC) and designating personnel to serve as EOC Manager and Operations Unit Head.
Mayor Leni Robredo is setting her sights on bolstering the city's sports programs, particularly focusing on grassroots development.
The newly opened tourist destination at the Bicol River Esplanade, known for its vibrant late-night street food scene and scenic river views, has rapidly become a crowd favorite. However, the lack of a regulated vendor system has resulted in issues involving space allocation, traffic congestion, and loitering.