Holy Week celebrations in Puerto Rico started with the traditional Good Friday procession and reenactment of the Via Crucis in San Juan. (AP/Alejandro Granadillo) Trump administration reportedly ...

who's originally from Puerto Rico. Church groups would hike together and even sing and play music as they climb up. The walk is open to the public from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. on Good Friday, and no pets ...

“For now,” he said in Spanish, “I am in Puerto Rico. I’m home and I’m having a good time ... Tickets for the Friday, July 25, Saturday, July 26 and Sunday, July 27 show are also for ...

Next in this week’s Follow-up Friday: a great update to PIX11’s story on the Bronx dance group that needed support for their team to go to Puerto Rico. After PIX11’s story, Milteri Tucker ...

It is a Good Friday tradition that has brought large ... in the Stations of the Cross while attending a university in Puerto Rico. He portrayed a Roman soldier. “We know what happened during ...

there will always be great pizza in Puerto Rico. Despite San Juan being a small city, where the cost of goods is much higher than in the U.S., there is proof of a deep appetite for really good ...

José Caraballo-Cueto, an economics professor at the University of Puerto Rico who has studied federal disaster aid to the island after Hurricane Maria, noted that Friday’s grant amounted to a ...

The Federal Emergency Management Agency plans to award two separate grants to help rebuild Puerto Rico's electrical grid system and educational facilities, the White House announced Friday.

The top commander overseeing the U.S. military's response in storm-ravaged Puerto Rico says relief efforts ... Management Agency (FEMA), announced on Friday that troops would begin winding down ...

"Let me clarify," she said Friday, explaining that she meant "it was good news that people of Puerto Rico and many public servants of the United States are working together." Trump has come out ...

(WWLP) – It is Good Friday, the day that Christians around ... Church and its parishioners brought this tradition from Puerto Rico to their new home in Western Massachusetts.