Pia Cayetano

Figuring out a stylish yet comfortable work outfit everyday can be quite a challenge. For Senator Pia Cayetano, she deals with the wardrobe challenge by mixing and matching her Filipino-inspired outfits for work. "A day at work can be a…

Bad news. Senator Pia Cayetano has recently warned the public about the health risks of smoking electronic cigarettes. Cayetano said e-cigarettes contain the addictive substance of nicotine and other harmful substances. "Safer…

With many addicted to their mobile phones and other gadgets nowadays, Senator Pia Cayetano is urging the public to follow the 20-20-20 rule to help relieve computer eye strain. Cayetano said people could take a break from staring at…

Senator Pia Cayetano has expressed concern that sale of alcopop or flavored alcoholic beverage might promote alcoholism among the youth if the products are not regulated. Cayetano showed two Gaz alcopops during a recent Senate inquiry…

Run Pia run. Senator Pia Cayetano recently returned to her alma mater to join the fundraising sporting event dubbed the Great UP run. “I returned to the University of the Philippines to join students and fellow alumni at…

Senator Pia Cayetano has appealed to her colleagues in the Senate to reduce the use of paper and go digital in their work. In a Facebook post, Cayetano showed the piles of paperwork used by Senators a week to demonstrate the need to go…

Senator Nancy Binay is doing her part to reduce plastic waste by using a bamboo tumbler. Binay has received a personalized bamboo tumbler from her colleague Senator Pia Cayetano, a known environmental protection advocate, and thanked…

Senator Pia Cayetano loves cycling. In a Facebook post, the senator said she likes to bike because "it allows me to better see how beautiful country." Riding the bike also reduces pollution, saves money on fuel cost, improves health,…

Senator-elect Manuel "Lito" Lapid is the only winning senatorial candidate in the May 2019 polls who has yet to file his Statement of Contributions and Expenditures (SOCE) before the Commission on Elections (Comelec).

There’s one last kink to be ironed out regarding the committee chairmanships in the Senate— and it involves Senator-elect Pia Cayetano.

Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte will host a thanksgiving party for the winning senatorial bets supported by her regional political entity, Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP) during the May 13 midterm polls.

Senators Nancy Binay, Pia Cayetano and Bong Go got some nice loose change after the midterm polls since they didn't spend all the campaign donations they received.

Running is in Senator-elect Pia Cayetano's DNA. Cayetano, who has joined races in both political and sports events, is now prepared for new journey after winning in the recent midterm polls. In a Facebook post, the Taguig representative…

Senator Cynthia Villar has rebuked Senator Manny Pacquiao for presenting some incoming senators from PDP-Laban as supporters of Senate President Vicente Sotto III.

Senator Cynthia Villar has refused to sign a manifesto expressing support for the continued leadership of Senate President Vicente Sotto III.

Senator Ping Lacson is annoyed that some first-time senators have unabashedly demanded to pick their preferred Senate committees in the next Congress.

Senator Ping Lacson gave senator-elect Imee Marcos a dose of reality on her wishful thinking of Nacionalista Party mate Cynthia Villar replacing Senate President Tito Sotto.

Senator-elect Imee Marcos confirms that there are talks in the Senate to push for her Nacionalista Party mate Senator Cynthia Villar, who recently topped the 2019 mid-term polls, as the Senate President in the 18th Congress.

Administration senators endorsed by Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP) are reportedly set to hold private meeting with Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte Carpio to discuss the distribution of key committees in the Senate this coming 18th Congress.

It took the Commission on Elections more than a week to finish its tally but it’s finally over.

The defeat of administration-backed senatorial candidates in the May midterm elections had to do with name recall, Malacanang said.