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Oct 1–2 · page 27
The Financial Oversight and Management Board (JSF) has asked FEMA Administrator Cameron Hamilton to clarify whether Puerto Rico municipalities may apply construction taxes to…
The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) reported a daily monitoring update on Friday, showing a decrease in the water level of seven…
AAA posted a change to the rationing plan, and at 12:14 PM started a separate one in Naranjito for the Cedro Arriba plant.
Former representative Luis Raúl Torres Cruz questioned the proposal to build gas pipelines put forth by former directors of the Autoridad de Energía Eléctrica…
Roughly 4,000 people could be affected by water shortages in Naranjito as a rationing plan begins in sectors served by the Cedro system, Mayor…
A lawsuit filed against the Municipality of San Juan seeks to stop a parking lot project on land at Escambrón.
For the next three months, 1.4 million electric service customers in Puerto Rico will pay about $42 more per month because of a rate…
Federal Judge Silvia Carreño Coll issued an order Thursday afternoon setting the conditions under which the vessel AMUR River may transit San Juan Bay…
The Energy Bureau approved higher charges for October through December. Enter your monthly use to see what changes on your bill.
San Juan Mayor Miguel Romero on Thursday called the credit that the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) will grant to about 37,000…
Loíza Mayor Julia Nazario told political analyst Jay Fonseca on the program Los Datos Son Los Datos that some areas of the municipality went…
The Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority (AAA) told a House committee that it expects to complete work on the pumping station in La…
Drought conditions in Puerto Rico show significant improvement, although more than half of the territory remains affected.
Residents of several Naranjito communities will face water rationing starting Friday, October 2, because of falling water levels in the Cedro reservoirs.
Toa Vaca crossed into the observación band this morning, at 146.99 meters.