TV Patrol North Luzon

The newscast premiered on November 27, 1995 as TV Patrol Baguio. This is the first regional edition of TV Patrol in Luzon. Airing for an regional newscast bringing the latest news stories each for their respective coverage areas. The first anchor Jonathan Ortega in 1995 and the first set of reporters are Jimmy Fong, Ma. Krystalline (Takla) Jimenez, Philip Erpelo, Robert Ceballo and Leonard Garcia. In March 17, 1997 Aljo Trinidad (from TV Patrol North Mindanao) as the co-anchor with Ortega respectively, for the Baguio and Dagupan editions. TV Patrol Baguio also broadcasts in Dagupan edition was transformed into TV Patrol North Central Luzon, which now serves as the local news broadcast for Pangasinan, Tarlac, Nueva Ecija, Zambales and Aurora, and by now broadcasting at 5pm, the same time as its Baguio counterpart. The five provinces used to carry the broadcast of TV Patrol Northern Luzon. In January 18, 1999 Adamor Dagang as the new anchor replaced Ortega he appointed of Regional Correspondent in Dateline Northern Luzon while Trinidad he another regional newscast TV Patrol Dagupan (now TV Patrol North Central Luzon) as the sole anchor was launched then on DWEC-TV Channel 3 Dagupan in 1999 (now later to Channel 32 in 2004).

In 2001 TV Patrol Baguio was reformatted to TV Patrol Northern Luzon with Adamor Dagang. With the launching of TV Patrol Northern Luzon in La Union on January 20, 2003, the news program was aired live daily via UHF Channel 30 in San Fernando City, La Union and its neighboring towns. In 2004 former RPN TV 12 Baguio correspondent Dhobie de Guzman took the anchor's chair upon Dagang's departure and he promoted of Provincial Information and Tourism Officer, Province of La Union. In 2005 Pia Gutierrez joined TV Patrol Northern Luzon as co-anchor with De Guzman. In 2010 Gutierrez left the newscast she departure in ABS-CBN TV 2 Manila reporter Dhobie de Guzman solely anchor the newscasts and in 2011 Maira Wallis joined TV Patrol Northern Luzon as co-anchor with De Guzman.

The news program offers several segments such as "Sari-Sari" for human interest stories, "RX Patrol" for health issues, Pulis Patrol for police and crime reports. Add to that the revival of the segment "Alam Ba News?" which tackles about everything under the sun with suggested topics from viewers.

Logo used from 2010 to 2011

Logo used from 2013 to 2017

Final Logo as TV Patrol Northern Luzon from June 19, 2017 - June 29, 2018

On September 16, 2013, TV Patrol Northern Luzon reformatted their logo, opening titles, and graphics similar to the main newscast.

On June 19, 2017, TV Patrol Northern Luzon updated its logo and graphics and its lower thirds thus were changed to Gotham font to match the national TV Patrol. This is the thirteenth newscast to update its graphics, similar to the national newscast.

On June 29, 2018,[2] ABS-CBN Regional announced that TV Patrol Northern Luzon, together with TV Patrol North Central Luzon, TV Patrol Cagayan Valley and TV Patrol Ilocos will be merged into a brand new service - TV Patrol North Luzon. The merger of newscasts further extended the newscast's coverage over the entire Northern and Central Luzon, including Ilocos and Cagayan Valley regions. All four newscasts ended their broadcasts on June 29, 2018 in preparation for the debut of the expanded pan-regional newscast for these areas.

The newscast was launched in July 2, with a unique OBB different from the national newscast and majority of its regional counterparts (also adopted by TV Patrol North Mindanao and TV Patrol South Central Mindanao, both of which were launched on the same day). Since then, master control was centralised to the channel 3 studios in Baguio City.

At launch, TV Patrol North Luzon was introduced in a unique 4-presenter format, with Dhobie de Guzman presenting from ABS-CBN Baguio, Cris Zuñiga from ABS-CBN Dagupan, Grace Alba from ABS-CBN Laoag, and Harris Julio from ABS-CBN Isabela. The setup only lasted for a few months. Afterwards, only the Baguio and Dagupan studios remained in operation, although the production team taps in either Alba, Julio, or any other reporters from Ilocandia for occasional live intros of their respective reports. Also, while being simulcast on DZRR-FM in Baguio, DWBA-FM in Santiago City and DWEL-FM in Laoag the newscast did not hook up on the MOR FM station in Dagupan (DWEC).

On March 27, 2020, the program started its live simulcast over MOR 95.5 Laoag For Life! FM. Despite the Coronavirus Pandemic and the ABS-CBN shutdown, the newscast continues to air on its Facebook page on a pre-recorded basis with its anchors reporting from their homes.

Between August and September 2018, TV Patrol North Luzon included news reports from Pampanga, a separate television market currently served by DWIN-TV 46 but receives signals from relays in Central Luzon, being delivered in Filipino language. The province's station was one of the network's former originating outlets, where it produced its own local newscast TV Patrol Pampanga until it was axed on June 29. After it was axed, the Pampanga bureau scaled back news production by introducing short News Patrol bulletins throughout the day delivered in the Kapampangan language. The news division afterwards stopped airing Pampanga-based reports to North Luzon viewers as it was later included in the national newscast later in the day.

On May 20, 2019, the network officially reassigned Pampanga as a semi-satellite to the wider North Luzon region, giving them an amount of newscast production back to the province. Under the new format, studio presentation was restored as a pre-recorded local window in the Kapampangan language; reports are compiled and produced from the San Fernando City studios and is then sent to Baguio City for transmission.[3] Pampanga viewers receive a more longer opt-out edition of the newscast on Channel 46 with more provincial headlines and reports while the rest of the broadcast area receives the newscast as usual. Since the semi-restoration, News Patrol updates for Pampanga were closed, and were replaced by a simulcast of bulletins from Baguio and Dagupan.

To reflect the said expansion, a revised opening billboard of the newscast debuted on the 1st anniversary of its relaunch. Minor revisions of the OBB were done on July 2, 2019 to reflect Pampanga's news team at par with the rest of the super region.

• Baguio City and Benguet
• Sagada and Mountain Province
• Tabuk City and Kalinga
• Kabugao and Apayao
• Banaue and Ifugao
• San Fernando City and La Union

• Dagupan City and Pangasinan
• Tarlac City and Tarlac
• Cabanatuan City and Nueva Ecija
• Olongapo City and Zambales
• Baler and Aurora

• Santiago City and Isabela
• Tuguegarao City and Cagayan
• Cabarroguis and Quirino
• Basco and Batanes
• Bayombong and Nueva Vizcaya

• Laoag City and Ilocos Norte
• Bangued and Abra
• Vigan City and Ilocos Sur

• San Fernando City and Pampanga
• Malolos City and Bulacan
• Balanga City and Bataan