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Solar panels installed atop the multi-story parking facility at Luis Muñoz Marín International Airport form part of a $14 million microgrid project designed to improve energy resilience and reduce operating costs.
Proposed changes to Puerto Rico’s planning law would update how land, rural areas and protected zones are defined. (Credit: Nitsuki | Dreamstime.com)
Boletín de Puerto Rico tracks bankruptcy filings on the island. (Credit: Serhii Yevdokymov | Dreamstime.com)
Gov. Jenniffer González submitted the second phase of her administration’s tax reform package to the Puerto Rico Legislature.
Urban music artist Juan Carlos Ozuna, whose name appears in a lawsuit over unpaid legal fees connected to a management dispute. (Credit: Juan Carlos Ozuna’s Facebook page)
Median 5G download speeds in Latin America during the third quarter of 2025. Puerto Rico is not a speed leader but stands out for advanced 5G deployment, including high 5G Standalone use and network availability. (Credit: Ookla Speedtest Intelligence)
This year’s San Sebastián Street Festival will be dedicated to Puerto Rican filmmaker, actor and director Jacobo Morales, whose career spans more than seven decades.
The Puerto Rico Department of Labor and Human Resources headquarters in San Juan.
Puerto Rico Gov. Jenniffer González signed multiple bills into law, approving six measures affecting public health, agriculture and digital government services.
Rental income, operating expenses and net operating income for Low-Income Housing Tax Credit properties all reached record levels in 2024, showing that higher rents are being offset by rising expenses. (Credit: Novogradac)
Maintenance work at the Puerto Rico Convention Center in San Juan includes upgrades to the skylight system, the venue’s signature Wave structure and the roof’s waterproofing membrane.
The Puerto Rico Capitol building in San Juan
Private-sector gross job gains and losses in Puerto Rico from March 2020 through March 2025, showing a return to net job growth in early 2025 after a late-2024 downturn. (Credit: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics)
Carlos “Kako” García, chief executive officer of Nave Bank

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