MALABAN

1. HISTORY/BACKGROUND
The name “Malaban” originated from a historical event during the Spanish Conquest in the 16th century.
When Capitan Juan de Salcedo (Miguel Lopez de Legazpi’s grandson) explored the area now known as
Biñan, he encountered fierce resistance from the local, who fought back with bows, arrows, and bolos. The
Spanish referred to this battle as “Manlalaban” (from “nanlaban”, meaning “fought”). Over time, the area
came to be known as “Manlalaban”, which eventually became Malaban. Today, it's known for its proximity to
Laguna de Bay and its ongoing development as a lakeshore tourism and recreational area. Fishing and
shoemaking are still important local industries.
2. POPULATION
Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 35,989. This represented 8.83% of the total
population of Biñan.
3. LAND AREA
1.183 km² Area
4. SCHOOL
- Malaban Elementary School
- Malaban East Elementary School
- Daycare Center Malaban
5. CHURCH
- San Pedro Apostol Parish Church
- Malaban Christian Church
- Seventh-day Adventist Church
- Members Church of God International (MCGI)
6. ESTABLISHMENTS
- Dali Everyday Grocery
- O!save
- Kopi Klub
- Big Brew
- Saranghae Korean Samgyupsal - SKS

DELA PAZ
1. HISTORY/BACKGROUND
Dela Paz is known for its historical significance, particularly as the location where José Rizal, the Philippine
national hero, received his early education. The area is also home to the Dela Paz Parish Church, where a
chapel site associated with Rizal's visits has been declared a Local Historical Site. Biñan was founded in
1571 by Captain Juan de Salcedo. The chapel site within the church where Rizal visited has been
recognized for its historical importance and declared a Local Historical Site. Dela Paz, as part of Biñan, is
nationally recognized for its role in Rizal's life and education, making it a significant location in Philippine
history. The area continues to be a vibrant part of Biñan, with a mix of residential, commercial, and
historical sites that reflect the city's rich heritage.
2. POPULATION
Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 32,841.
3. LAND AREA
1.603 km² Area
4. SCHOOL
- Dela Paz Main Elementary School
- Dela Paz National High School
- West Elementary School
- Hope Worldwide Philippines Incorporated
5. CHURCH
- Nuestra Seniora Dela Paz Parish
‎- Dela Paz Almeda Chapel
- Iglesia Ni Cristo Dela Paz
‎- Members Church of God International (MCGI)
- Seventh Day Adventist Church Biñan
- Evangelical Congregation Sanctuary
6. ESTABLISHMENTS
- 7 Eleven
‎- Alfamart
‎- Puremart
‎- Axis Meg Gas Station
- ‎TGP The Generic Pharmacy
- Wake up brew
‎- Kkopi Tea
‎- Big Brew
- D' Mango express
‎- Casa Amor
‎- Balai Katerina Resort Villa 1 & 2
‎- Samantha Resort
‎- Mar- Añ Kingdom
‎- Biñan City Organik Farm
‎- Biñan Esplanade
‎- Rustic Farm Resto Bar (Lakeside Bar)

CASILE
1. HISTORY/BACKGROUND
Before industrialization, Casile's main source of livelihood was agriculture. Today the baranggay is known
for its footwear industry, particularly bakya and step-in making. During the Korean War, citizens from Casile
joined the Philippine troops that helped South Korea fight against Chinese Communist forces
2. POPULATION
As of 2020, Casiles population is 4,240 representing 1.04% of Biñan's total population.
3. LAND AREA
0.1228 km² Area
4. SCHOOL
- Nereo R. Joaquin National High School
- Holy Family of Nazareth School, Inc.
5. CHURCH
- Iglesia ni Cristo: Lokal ng Casile
6. ESTABLISHMENTS
- 7 Eleven
- Pepsi Products Dealer
- Juanas Halo-Halo
- Axis Meg Gas Station
- 7 Stars Gas Station

SAN ANTONIO
1. HISTORY/BACKGROUND
2. POPULATION
Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 36,163. This represented 8.88% of the total
population of Biñan.
3. LAND AREA
1.754 km² area.
4. SCHOOL
- Biñan City Senior High School - San Antonio Campus
- Sta Catalina College Biñan
- St. Anthony Integrated School
- Alpha Angelicum Academy
- Jacobo Z. Gonzales Memorial School of Arts and Trade
- Jacobo Z. Gonzales Memorial National High School
- Pedro H. Escueta Memorial National High School
- San Antonio Daycare Center
- Pagkakaisa Elementary School
- Holy Infant Jesus of Prague Catholic School
- Jesus First Christian Ministry School
5. CHURCH
- San Antonio De Padua Parish Church
- Bethel Bible Baptist Church
- Kingdom Hall of Jehovah’s Witnesses
6. ESTABLISHMENTS
- SPX Express Binan Hub
- Villa Silvina Resort
- Lizangies Butterfly Garden Resort
- Aloha resort
- Secret Garden at de pansol laguna
- Chef Rv cafe
- Eternal garden memorial park
- Willdesign
- 7 Elevent Caltex
- Dali Everyday Grocery
- O!Save
- Potato corner
- Marinduqueño's Litson Manok

SAN JOSE
1. HISTORY/BACKGROUND
Barangay San Jose is part of the larger historical context of Biñan, which is one of the oldest towns in the
Philippines. San Jose got its name from Saint Joseph, the patron saint of the town.
2. POPULATION
Its population as determined by the 2020 Census was 6,599. This represented 1.62% of the total population
of Biñan.
3. LAND AREA
0.2103 km² Area
4. SCHOOL
- Dr. Marcelino Z. Batista Memorial Elementary School
5. CHURCH
- Capilla De San Jose
- Holy Trinity Bible Church
6. ESTABLISHMENTS
- Old factory of Cassava
- Uptop
- Dali Everyday Grocery
- Kerimoto.
- Marina Travellers Hotel

STO. DOMINGO
1. HISTORY/BACKGROUND
Barangay Santo Domingo is known as the "Sorbetes Capital of Biñan".The barangay was formerly part of
the Hacienda de San Isidro Labrador de Biñán, a large estate owned by the Dominicans. Settlers from
various places, such as Muntinlupa and Silang, inhabited the area.
2. POPULATION
The population of Barangay Santo Domingo in Biñan, Laguna was 6,159 as of the 2020 Census.
3. LAND AREA
0.2090 km² Area
4. SCHOOL
- Biñan Integrated National High School
- Biñan Elementary School
- Daycare Center/Biñan Primary Education
- Escuela De Gracia
5. CENTER/CLINIC
- Biñan City Health Office I
- Dr.Haslaine P. Caunda Dental Clinic
- Corado Dental Clinic
- Felipe-Dy ObGyn Clinic
- ABC (Animal Bite Clinic)
6. ESTABLISHMENTS
- Wake Cup Brew
- Corner Ca Phe
- Big Papa
- St.Dominic Chapel (for funeral)
- Alfamart
- O!Save
- Muscles Cut Gym
- Marinduqueño's Litson Manok
- Robinson's Easymart
- Calle Locos Street Wear P.Burgis St.
- TGP
- Divimart
- Jollibee
- Jac Liner