Mangroves Cultivated to Remove Carbon and Restore Puerto Rico’s Coasts
In a remote area behind a police station in a Puerto Rico municipality, a nursery is cultivating mangroves to restore the island's coasts.
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In a remote area behind a police station in a Puerto Rico municipality, a nursery is cultivating mangroves to restore the island's coasts.
The Puerto Rico House of Representatives paid tribute to journalist Walter Soto León for his distinguished career in Puerto Rican journalism and his role…
A tropical wave is expected to reach Puerto Rico on Sunday, Father's Day, potentially causing flooding in various parts of the island, according to…
Ezequiel Pérez Díaz and Xavier Colón Márquez, two fathers in Puerto Rico, express unconditional love for their children, but struggle with perpetual anxiety due…
In the home of 'Los Duars', one can sense peace, fun, communication, respect, and love in every word and gesture.
A resident of Casa Otoñal, an independent living facility in Connecticut, expressed her satisfaction with the care and comfort she receives, stating that she…
Dolores Esperanza, a dog rescued in Ponce in 2014 after suffering severe burns, has passed away at the age of 13 due to complications…
A forest fire was reported on Saturday in the Mamey neighborhood, near the El Almendro senior home in Gurabo.
A new graphic, part of the #ShowYourStripes initiative by Climate Central, shows a clear warming trend in Puerto Rico over the past century.
The Fiscal Supervision Board (JSF) has rejected the proposed budget for the University of Puerto Rico (UPR) for the 2027 fiscal year, citing non-compliance…
The NASA Swift space telescope, a gamma-ray observatory launched in 2004, may be visible from Puerto Rico in the coming days as it continues…
The National Meteorological Service (SNM) in San Juan has issued a heat alert for 61 of Puerto Rico's 78 municipalities, effective from 10:00 a.m.…
Gabriel Fuentes' childhood was marked by fear of HIV, as he grew up watching family members take extreme precautions with an uncle who suffered…
The Aguadilla Court of First Instance has revoked the permits for the construction of the Rincón Bike and Pedestrian Path, ordering an immediate halt…
In Puerto Rico, dozens of municipalities have privatized the handling of public nuisance properties, while others have opted for alternative approaches.