Puerto Rico has opened only 20% of its public schools following a strong earthquake that delayed the start of classes by nearly three weeks as fears linger over the safety of students

A passenger on the Royal Caribbean cruise ship "Oasis of the Seas" has died after going overboard in Puerto Rico.

The supplies were distributed to the towns hardest hit by recent earthquakes.

An abandoned warehouse filled with supplies that dated back to Hurricane Maria was discovered.

New shelter communities are popping up across southwest Puerto Rico as people refuse to return home after a series of strong earthquakes

More than 2,000 people in shelters

After two back-to-back earthquakes in Puerto Rico, almost 1 million residents are without power and over 2,000 are in shelters.

Puerto Rico has declared a state of emergency after multiple earthquakes and aftershocks rocked the island, including a 6.4 magnitude quake that killed one man and knocked out electricity for millions.

A 5.8 magnitude quake hit Puerto Rico before dawn, unleashing small landslides, causing power outages and collapsing some homes, as well as a famed tourist attraction

There is no tsunami threat and no reports of major damage.

His daily TV appearances entertained many across Latin America.

The Supreme Court seems likely to leave in place the oversight board established by Congress in response to Puerto Rico's financial crisis

Already bracing for a tropical system in the next 24 hours, Puerto Rico was hit by an earthquake late Monday.

The island is preparing for a tropical depression.

Three people were arrested in connection with a misused $1.8 billion contract.

Tropical Storm Dorian is moving west over the Caribbean as residents in Puerto Rico prepare for a possible impact.

Puerto Rico's governor has declared a national emergency ahead of a storm threatening the same area destroyed by Hurricane Maria in 2017.

Gov. Wanda Vázquez did not explain why she was suspending the deal.

Puerto Rico swore in Wanda Vazquez, the third governor Puerto Rico has had in the past week after Governor Ricardo Rossello officially resigned a few weeks ago.

Vazquez, the island's justice secretary, became governor Wednesday after she was sworn in by Puerto Rico's Supreme Court.

The ruling clears the way for Puerto Rico's Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez, who initially turned down the job, to become the island's governor.

Puerto Rico Justice Secretary Wanda Vázquez has been sworn in as the island's new governor, culminating weeks of political turmoil

Puerto Rico's Supreme Court agrees to rule on a lawsuit that the island's Senate filed in a bid to oust a veteran politician recently sworn in as the island's governor

Ricardo Rossello, the governor of Puerto Rico who was forced to step down amid mass protests, will officially resign from the position at 5 p.m. Friday.

Pedro Pierluisi will be sworn in as the next governor of the island, Rossello said in a statement late Friday afternoon.

Protesters in Puerto Rico are looking ahead at what's next for them, the island and its politics ahead of Gov. Ricardo Rossello's resignation.

Puerto Rico's political crisis is expected to deepen as the island's outgoing governor and legislators including those from his own party spar over who should be the U.S. territory's next leader

The clock is slowly ticking in Puerto Rico - Ricardo Rossello is supposed to step down as governor this Friday at 5 pm.

Justice Secretary Wanda Vazquez tweeted she didn't want the job.

Wanda Vazquez, the secretary of justice in Puerto Rico, is next in line to become governor this coming Friday after the island's current governor resigned amid protests.

Singer Residente speaks out out the resignation of Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello after massive protests.

The powerhouse Puerto Rican artist calls the governor's resignation "...one of the happiest days of my life."

Governor Ricardo Rossello of Puerto Rico has officially resigned after weeks of protest demanding for his resignation.

Residente comments on the importance of this historical moment for Puerto Ricans and why being politically active matters.

Crowds of protesters erupted in celebration when embattled Gov. Ricardo Rossello announced he will resign effective Aug. 2.

Gov. Ricardo Rossello and his staff are accused of making homophobic, misogynistic and sexist comments against opponents, critics and mocking victims of Hurricane Maria.

It's an announcement hundreds of thousands have been demonstrating for since a profane group chat between him and his top aides was leaked.

New reports indicate that embattled Gov. Ricardo Rosello may resign amid massive protests around the island.

Julio Ricardo Varela, founder of LatinoRebels.com and host of political podcast "In the Think" comments on the chaos ensuing between protesters and police in Puerto Rico.

The turmoil has taken a toll on the island's economy as more cruise ships refuse to dock there, costing the island millions of dollars.

A massive protest spilled onto a major freeway in San Juan on Monday.

Police deployed tear gas in San Juan as protesters continued to call for Gov. Rosselló to resign.

Protesters spilled onto San Juan's main expressway as they called for Governor Ricardo Rossello to resign amid claims of corruption and mismanagement.

Latino Victory Project President Melissa Mark-Viverito discusses how hundreds of thousands of Puerto Ricans are coming together to demand Governor Ricardo Rossello's resignation.

Governor Ricardo Rossello announced he will not seek reelection, though he stands by his decision to not step down.

Political consultant and father of "Hamilton" star Lin-Manuel Miranda, Luis Miranda comments on the significance of Puerto Rico's current protests in the context of the territory's history.

Tens of thousands of protesters Monday morning showed their outrage by shutting down a major freeway in the U.S. territory's capital.

Gov. Ricardo Rossella has announced he will not seek reelection, but 1 million people are getting ready to hit the streets in protest.

Under mounting pressure to resign, the governor of Puerto Rico was bracing Sunday for what is expected to be the largest protest against his administration.

One million people are expected to take to the streets tomorrow calling for Gov. Ricardo Rossello to resign over "improper" conduct and corruption allegations.