Intimidating Journalistic Sources is a Bad Corporate Practice
The author of the article expresses concern over an attempt to intimidate sources who spoke about an issue affecting hundreds of thousands of patients in Puerto Rico. The issue is…
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Rainfall Potential Increases in Puerto Rico
The National Weather Service (SNM) in San Juan reported that weather conditions in Puerto Rico will become more unstable in the coming days, with an increase in rain and thunderstorm…
Puerto Ricans Continue to Send Aid to Venezuela by Sea
Puerto Rican citizens, private companies, non-profit organizations, and the government are continuing to send humanitarian aid to Venezuela following two earthquakes of magnitude 7.2 and 7.5 that occurred on June…
Police Superintendent Assures Services Not Affected by Protest
Superintendent of Police Joseph González Falcón stated that police services were not affected despite a protest by members of two police unions and retired agents in front of the Police…
14 Years of Waiting: Teachers Still Haven't Received Payment for Teaching Career
The Secretary of the Department of Education, Eliezer Ramos Parés, announced that the agency is waiting for the Office of Management and Budget (OGP) to authorize the payment to professionals…
Wide Opposition to Multiparking Facility in Parque del Escambrón
The San Juan Municipal Assembly held public hearings on Ordinance No. 55, which proposes to transfer 90 years of control over Parque del Escambrón land to private hands for the…
Payment Referred to Justice for Uninstalled Pier in Vieques
The Justice Department has been referred a case involving payment for a pier in Vieques that was not installed. During three visits to the project site, no evidence of the…
July 2026 on Track to be Driest on Record in San Juan
According to the Servicio Nacional de Meteorología (SNM), July 2026 is on track to be the driest July on record at the San Juan weather station since 1898, with only…
Casino Inspectors Demand Quick Reimbursement of Travel Expenses
César González Ortiz, president of the Asociación de Inspectores de Juegos de Azar (AIJA), demanded on Tuesday the reimbursement of travel expenses and the implementation of a fair Classification and…
Foam Coolers in Beaches and Swimming Areas: Have There Been Advances Since Their Prohibition by Law Five Years Ago?
In a gas station in Cataño, the person in charge looks at an empty shelf and responds, 'I'm out of stock, I'll receive more tomorrow,' when asked if they have…
Banesco USA Awards Grants to Five Nonprofits in Puerto Rico
Banesco USA has awarded community grants to five nonprofit organizations in Puerto Rico during the first half of 2026. The grants will fund programs focused on education, affordable housing, health…
Historic Ceiba Tree in Ponce Loses Its Last Branch After Years of Deterioration
The last branch of the historic Ceiba tree in Ponce fell on Monday, marking the final chapter of one of the city's most important natural and cultural symbols. Ponce Mayor…
Ten Puerto Rican Educators to Participate in Internship in Washington
Ten Puerto Rican educators have been selected to participate in the 2026 Pilar Barbosa Internship, a program aimed at strengthening educational leadership through academic and professional training experiences in Washington…
Cataracts and Diabetic Retinopathy: Prevention is the Best Tool to Protect Vision
As people age, changes in vision are common, but that doesn't mean they should be assumed as an inevitable consequence of aging. Many eye diseases can be detected early and…
Single Use Plastics Act Remains in Effect in Puerto Rico
The Single Use Plastics Act in Puerto Rico remains in effect, although the ban on single-use plastics has not yet fully taken effect. Authorities are working on final recommendations to…