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- Coast Guard Reports Diesel Spill in San Juan Bay Waters at Its Base
A diesel fuel spill was reported Friday morning in the waters of San Juan Bay in Puerto Rico, in the area of the United States Coast Guard base, in the federal agency’s first public account of the environmental emergency posted Saturday.
- Aguada Mayor Refutes ACLU Claim That Municipal Police Joined ICE Raids
"These assertions are false, and Mr. Arraiza should issue a proper clarification," the mayor said, adding that the town is not collaborating in such activities and does not know where Arraiza obtained the information, which was broadcast during the afternoon edition of 'Telenoticias’ (Channel 2).
- Resident Commissioner Demands Human Rights Respected During ICE Raids in Puerto Rico
Puerto Rico’s resident commissioner in Washington, Pablo José Hernández Rivera, said Monday he stands in solidarity with the immigrant community amid raids by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Puerto Rico, and demanded the federal operations be carried out without violence and with respect for human rights.
- FBI in San Juan Gains Authority to Cite Drone Operators in Puerto Rico
The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) office in San Juan received authorization, effective October 8, 2026, to issue citations for certain violations of federal rules on unmanned aircraft systems (drones) in Puerto Rico.
- Shipwreck Near Mona Island: Three Bodies Recovered, 49 People Rescued
The U.S. Coast Guard reported Tuesday that it has rescued 49 people and recovered the bodies of three others after an improvised vessel was wrecked near Mona Island.