BAGUIO CITY – The Smoke-Free Baguio Task Force are still conducting inspections of sari-sari stores and similar establishments near schools even after the lapse of its self-imposed June 2 deadline to ensure that these are complying with city ordinance no. 34, series of 2017, that prohibits the use, sale, distribution and advertisement of cigarettes and other tobacco products in certain places, imposing penalties and providing funds thereof.

BAGUIO CITY June 07 – Police authorities ordered operating units region wide to intensify their intelligence build-up to thwart motives to ruin the peace and order situation in the Cordillera.

BAGUIO CITY – Members of the Baguio Ploggers, a group of environmental advocates and fitness enthusiasts who practice plogging as a means of environmental stewardship, received kudos from the City Government via Resolution No. 149 series of 2018 citing their contributions to the environment during the Earth Day celebration last April 22.

BAGUIO CITY – The City Council asked the Baguio City Police Office-Traffic Management Unit to implement a 90-day traffic rerouting experiment for heavy trucks along Buhagan more popularly known as Bokawkan Road in an effort to prevent the occurrence of more accidents in the area.

BAGUIO CITY June 07 – Mayor Mauricio G. Domogan urged the new set of barangay officials in the city to prioritize the long overdue proposal for the merger of the city's 128 barangays to allow the smallest political subdivisions to conform with the minimum standards prescribed under the provisions of Republic Act (RA) 7160 or the Local Government Code of the Philippines.

BAGUIO CITY June 05 – Administrators of public and private hospitals operating in the city assured local residents that the medical institutions will not in any way participate in a hospital holiday being vouched by the Private Hospitals Associating of the Philippines (PHAP) just to compel the Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PHIC) to settle its over 9 billion unpaid claims to private hospitals all over the country.

BAGUIO CITY June 05 – Officials of the Land Transportation Franchising Regulatory Board (LTFRB) central office vowed to attend the regular session of the local legislative body on Monday, June 11, 2018, to shed light on the approval of the prevailing taxi fare in the city described by commuters as excessive, exorbitant and confiscatory.

BAGUIO CITY June 05 – The City Council approved on first reading a proposed ordinance requiring the installation of motion sensor alarms in addition to existing alarm systems in the vaults of all banks, pawnshops and similar establishments in the city and providing penalties for violations of the measure.