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Primera Hora

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September 2026
Sep 29–30
  1. Culture

    From a Rumor in Aguada to Traveling Puerto Rico: Brian Ruiz's Mobile Beauty Salon

    For Puerto Rican women, Brian Ruiz's mobile beauty salon 'La Reina de la Noche' brings luxury beauty services directly to their doorstep, regardless of location or occasion.

Sep 22–28
  1. Community

    Puerto Ricans React as El Nuevo Día Prints Its Final Newspaper Edition

    The end of print operations for El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora affects not only the jobs of around 150 employees but also the access to news for communities that rely on printed newspapers, particularly those with limited technological capabilities.

  2. Government & Politics

    Bill Introduced to Allow Digital Publication of Judicial Edicts and Government Notices

    For Puerto Rico's judicial system and government agencies, this bill could increase accessibility and transparency by allowing online publication of edicts and notices, potentially reducing reliance on print newspapers.

  3. Community

    Puerto Rico's Top Newspapers to End Print Editions, Sparking Backlash

    The end of print editions for El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora may affect the way Puerto Ricans consume news, particularly in areas with limited internet access, and could impact the island's journalistic tradition.

  4. Government & Politics

    PAN Beneficiaries Lose Home-Delivery Online Shopping Option

    The change affects how over 200,000 low-income families in Puerto Rico access groceries through the PAN program, potentially impacting their food security and household budgets.

Sep 15–21
  1. Community

    Convicted Ex-PNP Legislator Appears as 'Counselor-in-Training' at UPR Law School Event

    The involvement of a former legislator convicted of corruption in a counseling role at the University of Puerto Rico's School of Law raises questions about the institution's judgment and the potential impact on students.

  2. Culture

    BSN Board of Directors Holds First Offseason Meeting

    The BSN's growing viewership and engagement have implications for the local sports economy and fanbase in Puerto Rico.

  3. Culture

    Puerto Rican Producer Launches SlingShot, a Vertical Micro-Drama Streaming Platform

    By hosting international productions, SlingShot can attract new investments and create jobs in Puerto Rico's growing film industry.

Sep 8–14
  1. Culture

    Carmelo Anthony's Continuous Visits to Puerto Rico

    For Carmelo Anthony, visiting Puerto Rico is a way to connect with his roots and understand his father's heritage, which is an important part of his identity.

Sep 1–7
  1. Community

    Pack of Seven Dogs Attacks 11-Year-Old Boy at Puerto Rico School During Athletics Practice

    For the community of San Sebastián, the presence of aggressive stray dogs near the school poses a significant risk to the safety of students and athletes who use the facilities, highlighting the need for effective animal control measures.

August 2026
Aug 22–28
  1. Culture

    Bad Bunny Closes International Tour in Puerto Rico, Speaks on Water, Electricity Issues

    Bad Bunny's concerts and message of pride and resilience resonate with Puerto Ricans, promoting a sense of community and appreciation for the island's culture and heritage.

Aug 15–21
  1. Government & Politics

    Culebra's Diagnostic and Treatment Center Will Not Close, Mayor Says Amid Layoff Notices

    The change in administration of the Culebra Diagnostic and Treatment Center affects the medical services and jobs of the local community, who rely on the center for healthcare needs.

July 2026
Jul 8–14
  1. Infrastructure

    Funds Still Available to Help Pay Overdue Electric Bills in Puerto Rico

    Puerto Rico residents struggle with high energy costs and debt

  2. Community

    PR Emergency Officials Push to Train 5,000 Community Rescuers by Year's End

    Puerto Rico's vulnerability to natural disasters makes community-based emergency response crucial

Jul 1–7
  1. Infrastructure

    Experts Release Guide to Earthquake-Proof Stilt Houses in Puerto Rico

    Puerto Rico remains at risk of seismic activity, as demonstrated by the destructive 2020 southwest earthquakes.

June 2026
Jun 22–28
  1. Culture

    BSN Sanctions Mets de Guaynabo for Violating Regulations
  2. Government & Politics

    Yabucoa Mayor Seeks Alternatives to Strengthen Finances
  3. Community

    El Nuevo Día and Radio Isla Unite with Robust News Proposal for Mornings
  4. Culture

    Renaldo Balkman Celebrates Knicks' Championship as One of His Own
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