Latest News from Puerto Rico

Puerto Rico's Governor González Colón confirms $63.1 million in agricultural incentives for FY 2026-2027, bolstering food security and economic resilience.

Over 61% of Puerto Rico is experiencing drought conditions, with 10.5% in severe drought, impacting agriculture and water resources. The U.S. Drought Monitor details worsening moisture.

U.S. Coast Guard seizes $12 million in cocaine off Puerto Rico's north coast, disrupting drug trafficking. This interdiction impacts public safety and distribution networks.

Puerto Ricans face budget strains as prolonged water outages force spending on bottled water. Mayor Romero discusses fiscal stability, while repairs continue to disrupt daily life.

Governor Jenniffer González Colón confirms Puerto Rico's $63.1 million agricultural incentives for 2026-2027, stabilizing local food production and farmer support. This continued investment is vital for the island’s food security.

Federal audit confirms Puerto Rico is still awaiting billions in hurricane recovery funding nearly a decade after a deadly storm, hindering rebuilding efforts. Lawmakers express concern.

Puerto Ricans face budget strains from extended water outages due to infrastructure repairs, forcing reliance on bottled water. Mayor Romero addresses fiscal stability amidst disruptions.

A major state audit has revealed that non-compliant Act 60 tax beneficiaries have cost Puerto Rico municipal governments millions in unpaid fees.

Commuters and truckers blocked major San Juan avenues to protest rising retail fuel prices driven by escalating military conflicts in the Middle East.