TV Patrol Palawan

As part of its expansion in the various regions of the Philippines, ABS-CBN set up various regional stations and affiliates throughout Luzon in 1996. That year, the network had an affiliate station in Palawan through DYPR-TV, a broadcast station established by the Palawan Broadcasting Corporation in 1965, and was launched as Palawan TV Patrol.

In 2002, Palawan TV Patrol obtained material on what was later known as the last TV interview of ABS-CBN personality Rico Yan who arrived at Palawan for the Holy Week break days before his untimely death. Footage was re-aired nationally on the ABS-CBN News Channel days after his death.

In 2006, Palawan TV Patrol covered the worst kind of flooding ever to hit Palawan. On February 24 of the same year, the newscast ended its 9-year run. Afterwards, the station downgraded into a direct relay of DWWX-TV Manila.

On October 7, 2011, ABS-CBN reopened the station as an originating outlet, allowing to produce local content for the province once again.

Following the relaunch of ABS-CBN Palawan is the return of its local newscast as TV Patrol Palawan, which premiered on the same day. Kris Saunar was the first anchor, later joined by Butch Mendizabal. Saunar did his first special assignment abroad by interviewing Palaweño OFWs that maintain business outside the Philippines. Mendizabal has two special assignments: one about the two giant crocodiles named "Valentino and Valentina" caught in the town of Bataraza on Valentines Day 2012; and the other on the Tapping of the Cast of Born Legacy in the Town of Coron. Mendizabal also introduced the Ronda Probinsya segment, where it features provincial stories outside Palawan but relevant to Palaweños. Saunar and Mendizabal both left the program in April 2012.

In May 2012, reporters Lynette dela Cruz, a proud Cuyonon, and Jay Zabanal a native of Palawan with Agutaynon roots, replaced Saunar and Mendizabal, respectively.

Dela Cruz currently presents two segments: Choose Palawan: Sariling Atin, a segment featuring the beauty of places, food, souvenirs, and other products made in Palawan; and Homework, where it teaches basic Cuyonon, a native language in Palawan, to the average Palaweño. Zabanal, meanwhile, presents Abante Palawan Special Report, a segment addressing different issues within the community that the province need to resolve.

Every Friday, the program broadcasts reports outside the studio in every barangay in Palawan. This concept led to the launch of the Barangay Patrol segment.

Dela Cruz left the newscast from July 31, 2015, leaving Zabanal as the solo anchor from August 3, though the former continues to sit-in for the latter.

On January 16, 2017, TV Patrol Palawan updated its logo and graphics and its lower thirds are changed to Gotham font to match the national TV Patrol. This is the tenth newscast to update its graphics. Today, it is also the first and only regional edition to upgrade its production to High Definition. Cameras and studio facilities are widescreen-ready, but rescaled to suit in the 4:3 ratio output.

• Rouel Caralipio (now on DZIP-AM 864 kHz Radyo Palaweño)
• Leny Escaro
• Jofel Tesorio
• Lourdes Escaros Paet (now on RMN Manila) (1997-2006)
• Ed Sepida
• John Paul Dacoco (now on 103.1 Brigada News FM Puerto Princesa)
• Sandy Madarcos (93.5 Brigada News FM Olongapo)
• Christopher Barrientos
• Aries Abuque
• Mian Rondina
• Rea Mamogay (now on RMN Manila)
• Joel Contrivida
• Ruth Rodriguez

• Kris Saunar (First Anchor on its soft launch in October 2011 until she left the program in April 2012)
• Butch Mendizabal (First Co-Anchor & Executive Producer until he left the program on late of 2011)
• Edinel Magtibay (Senior Reporter)
• Efraim Canoy
• Alpha Dellosa
• Claire Bernaldez (now on 103.1 Brigada News FM Puerto Princesa)
• Benjie Flores
• Leila Gabinete (Senior Reporter)
• Krystal Olo
• Alex Beronio
• Monica Paclarin
• Cherry Camacho
• Chinee Palatino
• Hazel Salas (Senior Reporter)