As then-Tropical Storm Nicole was still churning far offshore, Melbourne Beach Resort property manager Stephanie Goldstein was surprised to see violent, strong waves consume the coastline More Info

Hurricane Nicole on Thursday became the first hurricane in 40 years to hit the United States in the month of Novembe .More Info

First of all we want to thank God for allowing all this to happen without any problem Yesterday P.R. GoodWill had a meeting with other American organizations, we were a total of 22 people, P.R More Info

Gloriann Sacha Antonetty Lebrón, founder of Revista Étnica, Puerto Rico's first magazine for Black women and a leader of a mutual aid operation providing support to Loíza More Info

Thanks all the people who, with their donations, make it possible for us to continue helping the Puerto Rican people day by day. We are making a donation for the Jobos Elementary School in Loíza, Puerto Rico More Info

Governor Pedro Pierluisi ruled out that the Joe Biden administration’s effort to speed up the reconstruction of Puerto Rico’s power grid would imply new controls over the process on the island.

Two weeks of Hurricane Fiona, FEMA had accepted the majority of applications for housing assistance. Almost all of those advance approvals cover only $700 in assistance and will not pay for home reconstruction.

The strongest storm to ever strike the United States was the Labor Day Hurricane of 1935, which came ashore in Florida with sustained wind speeds of 185 miles per hour.

Our organization P.R. Goodwill meets today with our Mayor Julia María Nazario Fuentes in the town of (Loíza, Puerto Rico) to discuss the progress after Hurricane Fiona.

The Mexico National Water Commission said rains from Roslyn could cause mudslides and flooding. The NHC warned of dangerous storm surge along the coast, as well as up to 10 inches of rain in some areas.

Hurricane Fiona destroyed $159 million in crops in Puerto Rico when it hit a month ago, destroying fields of plantains, bananas and other crops.

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National disaster agency reported Sunday that Julia blew the roofs off several houses and knocked over trees as it blasted past San Andres Island east of Nicaragua. There were no immediate reports of fatalities.

Our organization P.R. Goodwill meets today with our Mayor Julia María Nazario Fuentes in the town of (Loíza, Puerto Rico) to discuss the progress after Hurricane Fiona.

The scale of the destruction from Hurricane Ian threatens to destabilize Florida’s insurance and real estate markets, as devastated residents file a record number of claims for damaged or destroyed homes.

A nonprofit organization on Tuesday called on Haiti’s government to release certain inmates amid a swift rise in cholera cases throughout the country’s severely crowded prison system.

Some Puerto Ricans fear Hurricane Fiona efforts fading after Ian. Tampa Bay groups and others in Florida are facing a historic challenge to collect money and donations.

Our P.R. Goodwill family once again gathered to continue helping our Puerto Rican people, thanks to everyone who helps us make this possible.

Joe Biden on Thursday said “our entire country hurts” along with the people of Florida after Hurricane Ian flooded communities across the state, knocked out power, forced people into shelters.

Pedro Pierluisi said crews were working swiftly to restore essential services, but stressed that he was not satisfied that more than 270,000 clients out of 1.47 million were without power.

President Biden has pledged a $60 million aid package, but some doubt that the aid will be distributed quickly and in a way that will actually protect the island from future storms.

More than 100,000 Puerto Rico customers still without power two weeks after Fiona.

More than two weeks after Hurricane Fiona ravaged Puerto Rico and caused severe flooding, landslides and the loss of running wate.

Since Hurricane Ian hit, FEMA has given out more than a billion dollars in financial help to storm victims. But there are some situations that leave homeowners to pay for losses out of pocket.

Our honorable mayor of the town of Loíza, Puerto Rico receives us in her office and gives us her unconditional support. Thank you !

An estimated 101,000 homes and businesses were still without power in Puerto Rico on Wednesday, more than two weeks after Hurricane Fiona caused an island-wide blackout for its 3.3 million residents.