
More Than 500,000 Puerto Rico Residents Face Water Rationing Amid Worsening Drought
The 48-hour rotation affects seven municipalities, while authorities warn restrictions could expand if conditions worsen.

The 48-hour rotation affects seven municipalities, while authorities warn restrictions could expand if conditions worsen.

Researchers compared the island’s American fuel imports with those of the Dominican Republic as well as the increase in imports since the waiver and concluded that Jones Act hinders Puerto Rico’s access to cheaper energy.

The bank showed investor increases in profitability, loans held and deposits, and will continue with their strategy to buy back stock

Banco popular announced a reshuffling of their management, along with positive financial numbers for the second quarter of 2026

Ponce Health Sciences University and Puerto Rico’s Department of Education have partnered to provide psychology students with internships in public schools, helping prepare future mental health professionals while strengthening student support services.

The First Circuit of the Appellate Court vacated a lower court’s decision and argued that political affiliation cannot be required for some trust appointments

The benefit is available automatically for prepaid, postpaid and residential customers, helping families stay connected during the emergency.

Two Supreme Court decisions on presidential removal powers may shape the future of Puerto Rico’s Financial Oversight and Management Board.

The Senate has taken a more bipartisan approach to addressing cost-of-living issues, especially the cost of housing