Latest News from Puerto Rico

A federal audit has revealed that billions of dollars in hurricane recovery funds remain unspent due to bureaucratic delays in Puerto Rico.

Federal tactical units rescued five people, including three federal agents, after their vessels capsized in heavy swells off northern Puerto Rico.

The Financial Oversight Board has proposed a $3 billion settlement to restructure the power company's debt, seeking an exit from its historic bankruptcy.

Old San Juan community centers will launch a $1.5 million heritage program to teach traditional architectural preservation and local arts.

Hurricane Ernesto knocked out power for half of Puerto Rico, dropping 12 inches of rain and triggering mudslides in the central mountains.

Local community networks have launched a major humanitarian relief campaign to assist South American twin earthquake victims.

Chronic water infrastructure failures have increased operating costs for 65 percent of Puerto Rico's tourism businesses, raising industry concerns.

The Police Department has deployed 250 additional officers to commercial zones under a new community-focused crime prevention strategy.

Ponce Mayor Marlese Sifre announced a $2.4 million restoration plan for historic cultural centers, aiming to repair seismic damage near the plaza.