Maria was a strong Category 4 storm when it hit on September 20th, 2017. The storm killed about 3,000 people and caused more than $90 billion in damage. Parts of the island are still rebuilding today.
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Puerto Rico still waiting for billions of dollars in federal funds nearly a decade after Hurricane Maria
A federal audit published Wednesday revealed that just 25% of approximately $14 billion in federal funding allocated for Puerto Rico's electrical grid following Hurricane Maria's devastation nearly a ...
It has been five years since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, and the destruction and havoc caused by Hurricane Fiona demonstrates that the ongoing crisis in Puerto Rico has not subsided.
Puerto Rico is once again underwater and in the dark, as Hurricane Fiona lashed the island on the 5-year anniversary of the worst blackout in U.S. history. Reading time 9 minutes Luis Alexis Rodriguez ...
Puerto Rico's water crisis has exposed aging infrastructure, accountability gaps and civic engagement challenges.
Hurricane Seasons' screens Sunday at the Newport Beach Film Festival. Co-star Aida Rodriguez speaks about healing trauma and ...
Puerto Rico has faced multiple natural disasters in the last five years. On Sept. 6-7, 2017, category five Hurricane Irma passed through Puerto Rico. Then, on Sept. 20 of that same year, the notorious ...
Exactly five years after Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico, killing at least 3,000 residents and causing the collapse of the island's electricity system, the U.S. territory is again facing the ...
Vega Baja, Puerto Rico — Hurricane Fiona brought catastrophic flooding and sweeping power outages to Puerto Rico this week — five years after Hurricane Maria battered the island. But even as they face ...
After Hurricane Maria struck Puerto Rico in 2017, artist Gabriella Báez’s life changed. It wasn’t just the material stress of living through the hurricane – the widespread death and devastation, and ...
Maria was a strong Category 4 storm when it hit on September 20th, 2017. The storm killed about 3,000 people and caused more than $90 billion in damage. Many parts of the island are still recovering ...
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