2005 (Non-Daily Division)

• First Prize - Investigative Category—Running on taxpayers' money, by Luz Rimban
• Third Prize - Investigative Category—Major players elude government's anti-logging drive in Aurora, by Luz Rimban
• First Prize - Explanatory Category—Perils of Generation Sex, by Cheryl Chan
• Second Prize - Explanatory Category—Mama can't eat, by Vinia M. Datinguinoo
• Finalists
  • So young and so trapo, by Avigail M. Olarte (Investigative Category)
  • Trained to care, by Avigail M. Olarte (Explanatory Category)
  • Mutants on your plate, by Alan Robles (Explanatory Category)

2004

• First Prize - Investigative Category—Fat salaries, big allowances and other perks of lawmaking and An expensive - and unaccountable - legislature, by Yvonne T. Chua, with additional reporting by Avigail Olarte and Booma Cruz
• First Prize - Explanatory Category—The showbiz press gets into politics, by Chay Florentino-Hofileņa and Aries Rufo
• Second Prize - Explanatory Category—Much ado about numbers, by Yvonne T. Chua
• Finalists
  • Pork is a political, not a developmental, tool, by Yvonne T. Chua and Booma B. Cruz (Investigative Category)
  • In Tarlac, CARP gives land to the wealthy, by Luz Rimban (Investigative Category)
  • Half-truths in advertising, by Cecile CA Balgos (Explanatory Category)
  • Spinning the news, by Ibarra C. Mateo (Explanatory Category)

2003

• First Prize - Investigative Category—BIR officials amass unexplained wealth, by Tess Bacalla
• Second Prize - Explanatory Category—Who was responsible for the IMPSA deal?, by PCIJ Team
• Third Prize - Explanatory Category—The making of the Mindanao mafia, by Jose Torres Jr.
• Finalist
  • Corruption still goes on at DepEd field offices, by Yvonne T. Chua (Investigative Category)

2002

• First Prize—Trail of power mess leads to Ramos, by Luz Rimban and Sheila Samonte-Pesayco
• Third Prize—The Estrada plunder case, Year 1: Trial of the century' may take ages to finish, by Malou C. Mangahas
• Finalists
  • Garbage problem rooted in money and politics, by Marites Sison
  • A dangerous place to be a journalist, by Luz Rimban

2001

• Second Prize—GSIS insurance monopoly: ‘A never-ending scam’, by Sheila Samonte-Pesayco
• Finalist
  • In haste, Arroyo government approves controversial IMPSA deal, by Luz Rimban

2000

• First Prize—The state of the President's finances: Can Estrada explain his finances?, Yvonne T. Chua, Sheila S. Coronel and Vinia M. Datinguinoo; "Erap and families," by Sheila S. Coronel; and "The Estradas' three dozen houses: First Family's firm flouts the law," by Ma. Lourdes Mangahas and Luz Rimban
• Third Prize—"Cronies scramble to get Clark casino for Estrada", by Marites Daņguilan-Vitug and Glenda Gloria
• Finalists
  • "Corruption and waste weigh down agriculture," by Prime Sarmiento
  • "Baguio forest cut down to build 'Cronyville'," by Luz Rimban and Mike Leonen

1999

• First Prize—Up to 65% of textbook funds goes to bribes, by Yvonne T. Chua
• Second Prize—Centennial Expo: convenient cover for election fundraising, by Chay Florentino-Hofileņa and Ian Sayson
• Finalists
  • Into the light by Sheila S. Coronel
  • In a bind, many single mothers leave their kids in orphanages by Marites Sison
  • Government women's budget goes to frivolous projects by Jaileen Jimeno

1998

• First Prize—The Grandmother of all scams by Sheila S. Coronel and Ellen Tordesillas
• Finalist—DECS plagued by 'ghost' deliveries by Yvonne T. Chua

1997

• First Prize—Justice to the highest bidder by Sheila S. Coronel
• Second Prize—God's own assemblyline by Claire Tielens
• Finalists
  • Comelec: Weighed but found wanting by Rachel Khan
  • Energy policy keeps 17 million Filipinos in the dark by Colleen Chien

1996

• Third Prize—Profits from disaster by Chay Florentino-Hofileņa
• Finalists
  • Asian 'tigers' feast on sharks by Sheila S. Coronel
  • Squeeze play on the North Luzon Expressway by Sheila S. Coronel
  • Corruption charges hound Ramiro by Gemma Luz Corotan
  • Misuari faces big headaches in ARMM by Marites Daņguilan Vitug and Eric Gutierrez

1995

• Second Prize—Jueteng thrives in the Ramos heartland with the Institute for Popular Democracy
• Finalists
  • The meteoric rise of Hilarion Ramiro by Gemma Luz Corotan
  • The NFA: Tailor-made for corruption by Gemma Luz Corotan
  • Widespread fraud mars DENR flagship program by Howie G. Severino

1994

• First Prize—Chemical giant evades ban on deadly products by Howie G. Severino
• Finalists
  • Tan Yu's projects: Grand plans but little achievement by Stella Tirol-Cadiz
  • Hostages of war by Earl and Disraeli Parreņo
  • Filipino war veterans: American dream ends in nightmare by J. R. Alibutud

1993

• First Prize—House of Representatives' business interests: Congressmen violate conflict-of-interest rule by Eric Gutierrez
• Second Prize—Hooked on nubain: Injectable pain-killer lures Cebu addicts by Eileen Mangubat and Marites Sison-Paez
• Third Prize—The Green Evolution: The environmental movement at the crossroads by Yasmin Arquiza
• Finalists
  • Millions at stake in lotto war by Stella Tirol-Cadiz
  • Judiciary on trial: Unethical practices of justices by Stella Tirol-Cadiz

1992

• First Prize—Hard times: The challenge to President Ramos by Sheila S. Coronel, Malou C. Mangahas, Howie G. Severino, Eric Gamalinda, Stella Tirol, Lan Mercado and Cecile C. A. Balgos
• Second Prize—The making of the President: 1992 by Sheila S. Coronel
• Finalists
  • De Venecia's debt trail by Stella Tirol-Cadiz
  • Wounded earth: T'bolis fight for their ancestral land by Sheila S. Coronel

1991

• Finalists
  • Like a rolling stone: Manila's homeless by Marites Sison-Paez
  • Money for nothing: Kidnappings are big business by Carolyn O. Arguillas
  • Married to the M.O.B (mail-order bride) by Editha Erecre Eco
  • Marijuana: Principal crop in roadless Ifugao town by Howie G. Severino

1990

• First Prize—Censorship in Philippine movies and television by Constantino Tejero
• Finalists
  • Chaos in the courts by Cecile C. A. Balgos
  • One million have fled their homes to escape fighting by Red Batario and Girlie Alvarez
  • The traffic in human organs by Malou C. Mangahas

1989

• Second Prize—The AIDS threat by Ceres P. Doyo
• Third Prize—Agrarian reform in banana plantations by Sheila S. Coronel
• Finalist—Right-wing evangelicals by Sheila S. Coronel

National Book Awards

1999

• Award for Journalism
  Robbed: An Investigation of Corruption in Philippine Education, by Yvonne T. Chua
• Award for Media
  From Loren to Marimar: The Philippine Media in the 1990s, edited by Sheila S. Coronel
• Finalist for Journalism—Her Stories: Investigative Reports on Filipino Women in the 1990s, edited by Cecile C.A. Balgos
• Finalist for Documentation—News in Distress: The Southeast Asian Media in a Time of Crisis, edited by Cecile C.A. Balgos

1998

• Award for Journalism
  Pork and other Perks: Corruption and Governance in the Philippines, edited by Sheila S. Coronel

1997

• Finalists for Journalism
  • Uncovering the Beat: The Real-World Guide to Reporting on Government edited by Yvonne T. Chua
  • The Electronic Trail: A Guide to Computer-Assisted Research and Reporting in the Philippines by Danilo Arao, Yvonne T. Chua and Alecks P. Pabico
• Finalist for Biography—Comfort Woman: Slave of Destiny by Maria Rosa Henson

1996

• Award for Journalism
  Patrimony: Six Case Studies on Environment and Local Politics in the Philippines edited by Sheila S. Coronel

1995

• Award for Journalism
  Boss: Five Case Studies of Local Politics in the Philippines
• Finalist for Journalism—The Child with a Fish for a Twin (Or how not to write about children) by Cecile C. A. Balgos
• Award for Photojournalism
  Brother Hood by Alex Baluyut and Gemma Luz Corotan
• Finalist for Environment—The Green Guide: A Sourcebook on the Philippine Enviroment edited by Howie G. Severino

1993

• Award for Journalism
  Power from the Forest: The Politics of Logging by Marites Daņguilan Vitug

1992

• Award for Anthology
  Saving the Earth: The Philippine Experience

1990

• Award for Anthology
  Kudeta: The Challenge to Philippine Democracy

Catholic Mass Media Award

1990

• Best Book
  Kudeta: The Challenge to Philippine Democracy

Cultural Center of the Philippines Award

1996

• Second Place—Best Documentary
  No Time for Play

Benigno S. Aquino, Jr. Fellowship for Media

• 1998—awarded to Sheila S. Coronel
• 1996—awarded to Howie G. Severino

Louie R. Prieto Journalism Awards

1999

• Finalist—As much as 65% of Textbook Funds Goes to Bribes by Yvonne T. Chua

1998

• Third Prize—Law on tribal rights reaches a dead end by Alecks P. Pabico

1996

• Finalist—Nasugbu farmers lose out to tourism by Howie G. Severino