Official website of Angeles City, Philippines, Honorable Mayor Francis 'Blueboy' Nepomuceno.

Mission To improve the quality of life of every Bagonhon through sustainable development and good governance. Vision "The Negros Island's eco-cultural destination nurtured by environment-friendly agricultural enterprises by 2016".

Summer capital of the Philippines, education center of the north, city of flowers, city of pines and city of lights.

Batangas City, among the Top 5 in the Philippine Cities' competitive ranking project 2003. Batangas City has significantly improved its rating in the Philippine Cities' Competitiveness Ranking Project (PCCRP) 2003 as compared to last year.

Cadiz, the northernmost city in the Province of Negros Occidental and Negros Island has always been identified as the place where one can buy the freshest of fish and the cheapest of dried fish. Little has been known of her however, and few have known her so well - because Cadiz is not just not fish. Her once lush and large stretch of sugarcane fields are gradually giving way to other profitable industries like bangus and prawn culture, forest tree plantations, socialized and low-cost housing subdivisions, cutflowers and irrigated rice-land plantations.

* Gateway to Northern Mindanao * ICT Goldmine of the Philippines * City of White Water Rafting & River Trekking * A City in Bloom, in Blossom, and in BOOM! * Welcome to the City of Golden Friendship! Vision: “A peaceful, orderly, livable, city with a modern trading center where there are equal opportunities for our disciplined citizens to develop and prosper in a clean and healthy environment.”

Gateway to the north

The heartland of the Ilocos ... Candon, Move On! To unity, peace and progress - Candon City, Ilocos Sur.

Vision: The major trading, processing, commercial and service center in the Caraga Region, the show window of history and culture in Mindanao with God-centered Wholistically secured and empowered citizenry enjoying the fruits of sustainable development by Year 2010.

Vision - that the Sangguniang Panlungsod as the legislative body of the City of Cotabato shall respond to the needs, demands, and aspirations of its constituents, morally, socially, economically and politically.

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Tuloy ang sigla, Tarlac City!

A highly industrialized, commercialized and progressive city with a balanced nature and a united ecclesial community - Alaminos, Pangasinan.

Balanga City, the capital of the historic Bataan Province located about 124 kilometers northeast from Manila, is pursuing an aggressive information technology program aimed at transforming itself into the status of a specialized "Tech City" comparable with those in the highly urbanized cities of the Philippines.

The official website of the City of Bogo. Bogo is located in the northern part of Cebu province, in mainland Cebu. It is 101 kilometers away from the regional capital of Central Visayas, Cebu City. Bogo is accessible by land and sea transportation.

At present, Calapan has an area of only 250.06 sq. km (according to LMB). It has also jurisdiction over the three (3) Baco Islets on the Calapan Bay and the two (2) Silonay Islets. The City of Calapan has been transformed as a component city on March 21, 1998. Its conversion was based on Republic Act 8475, enacted by Congress and signed into law by President Fidel V. Ramos on February 2, 1998. In a plebiscite held on March 21, 1998, majority of Calapeños ratified the conversion of Calapan into a city. It is the first and only city in the province of Oriental Mindoro.

Abante Escalante. Masarangan nato kini! Located in the northeastern tip of Negros Occidental facing Cebu Island, Escalante is accessible by any vehicle from any point of Negros Island, and by ferry boat from Cebu. Minutes from the city proper are white sandy beaches and unexplored caves for the more adventurous tourists.

Vision: An empowered community, competent government sector human resource, and benevolent private sector working in an atmosphere of mutual assistance shaping Mandaluyong into a sustainable and globally competitive city and an effective partner in nation-building.

The city serves as the intra-province distributor of tradable products and services and the institutional center of the province. The city√·∆Ì√ÿ¨¯¨Ωs adjacent municipalities supplies the other trading requirements and manpower of the city while absorbing the services it is providing.

Our city is ready for the influx of commerce and industry with its vast agricultural resources, basic infrastructures and services, competitive human resources, and honest and dedicated public servants. More than that, San Carlos City has still a lot to offer as we continue to develop and improve our capabilities, physical resources and technology. We hope to offer investors with a solid and safe ground on which to build their business. These should enable us to fulfill our mission of making San Carlos City an agro-industrial center in the Visayas where people live in economic prosperity amid a peaceful and clean and green environment.

Botanical garden city of the North. Founded in 1759, San Fernando was originally called Pindangan, the place where the fish were dried and capital of the province of La Union.

There is more to San Juan than its colorful political and cultural history. The city has improved considerably all these years and merit must be given to the local government's constant effort to address the fundamental economic, social and political concerns, especially the enforcement of laws and anti-crime campaigns, to make it better and safer place to live and to do business. San Juan is officially named, Municipality of San Juan del Monte before it is converted into a highly urbanized City of San Juan in June 17, 2007. It is located nearly in the center of Metro Manila; bordered by Quezon City to the north and east, Mandaluyong City to the south, and Manila to the west. It is the second smallest among the cities and municipalities in the metropolis. Mayor: JV Ejercito.

Tagaytay became a chartered City on June 21, 1938 when President Manuel L. Quezon signed Commonwealth Act No. 338, a bill authored by Representative Justiniano S. Montano of Cavite.

We envision a God-centered, progressive, peaceful community, living in a sustained environment-friendly society fully utilizing developed infrastructures, and enjoying economic upliftment through self-reliance, in partnership with an empowered citizenry, governed by an effective and efficient City Government which is responsive to the needs of the people.

Our vision is to be the premiere city recognized for its quality environment, people-oriented public services and the economic opportunities it offers to its residents - Forward Taguig!

The City of Talisay used to be an Agustinian estate in 1648 but only became a municipality in 1849 with Silverio Fernandez as its first gobernadorcillo and Pedro Labuca as capitan. Some accounts trace the origin of its name from Magtalisay trees abounding in areas while others claim origin of the name from a town in Spain. In both the American and Japanese occupations, Talisay served as haven of colonial forces. During World War II, the city served as the center of guerilla intelligence operations for the Philippine residence movement in Cebu.