Senator Francis Tolentino

Senator Francis Tolentino is asking the Department of Transportation (DOTr) to reconsider its decision to junk its request for emergency powers now that the Light Rail Transit Line 2’s (LRT 2) operations are limited after a fire.

Senator Francis Tolentino wants Filipino songs to be aired by the state-run radio station near the disputed West Philippine Sea so those in the area will know they are within Philippine territory.

Senator Francis Tolentino is proposing the construction of military bases and facilities to beef up security in the West Philippine Sea, Sulu Sea and Philippine Rise. Tolentino wants the Bases Conversion Development Authority (BCDA), which…

Senator Francis Tolentino has lauded the owner of the Chinese vessel which hit a Filipino boat in the West Philippine Sea for apologizing, even if it happened two months after the incident.

The Senate will finally scrutinize President Rodrigo Duterte's pro-China policy on the West Philippine Sea. And Senate Minority Leader Franklin Drilon wants everybody to know that Senator Francis Tolentino and his big mouth made this…

Senator Francis Tolentino said there is no need for the Senate to ratify the “verbal agreement” between President Rodrigo R. Duterte and China President Xi Jinping on fishing in the West Philippine Sea.

A Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) official on Thursday said emergency powers may ease the traffic situation in Metro Manila through faster processes and enforcement.

Malacañang distanced itself from making comments on Taguig Rep. Alan Peter Cayetano’s proposal to push for longer term limits for lawmakers, stressing that public sentiment matters more.

Senator Francis Tolentino on Thursday (July 11) expressed optimism that his proposal to give President Rodrigo Duterte emergency powers to solve the traffic crisis will gain the support of other lawmakers.

Senator Francis Tolentino has filed a bill seeking to give President Rodrigo Duterte emergency powers to solve the traffic crisis in Metro Manila.

Four neophyte senators on Tuesday bared some priority bills that they would file for the upcoming 18th Congress.

Neophyte Senator Francis Tolentino on Sunday dismissed reports that he was demanding to chair six Senate committees.