East Harlem monument honors Hurricane Maria victims
Six years after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Ricans are still struggling to rebuild.
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Six years after Hurricane Maria, Puerto Ricans are still struggling to rebuild.
It's been six years since the deadliest storm to hit Puerto Rico, Hurricane Maria. CBS New York's Jessi Mitchell shows us how Puerto Ricans in East Harlem continue to honor the lives lost. Read more: https://cbsloc.al/3RoS8cM
On this fifth anniversary of Hurricane Maria, another storm has plunged Puerto Rico into the dark. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest developments.
About one million people are without power in Puerto Rico, and flash flooding continues in the Dominican Republic. CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis has the latest.
The multi-colored glass curves and ascending spiral were designed by architect Segundo Cardona and artist Antonio Martorell. Both are based in Puerto Rico.
The filmmakers discusses her new documentary about Hurricane Maria and the people who moved from Puerto Rico to the Bronx after the devastating natural disaster.
Marisol Rivera's old home in Brooklyn was destroyed by Hurricane Sandy when she was only 6 years old, and her family in Puerto Rico lost everything after Maria.
The musical's star and creator says the island needs "debt forgiveness" to recover from Hurricane Maria.
It's been one year and a day since Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Puerto Rico.
It has been one year since Hurricane Maria devastated Puerto Rico. The Category 4 storm left the whole island without power for months, and it is still struggling to rebuild today.
The president's comments come as his administration prepares to battle yet another potentially life-threatening storm with Hurricane Florence approaching the Carolina coast.
The report said, however, that the 1,427 deaths in the four months after the storms "may or may not be attributable to the hurricanes."
Two campers just over 400 square feet sit in Carmen Powell's backyard, behind a fence on a dead end street in Amityville.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo heads to Puerto Rico Monday for the fifth time since Hurricane Maria devastated the island.
The new study, published in the New England Journal of Medicine, estimates more than 4,600 people died in Puerto Rico, mostly because of problems accessing medicine or medical care.
About a hundred Puerto Rican families who sought refuge in New York after Hurricane Maria will be given an extension on support.
Nearly 100 Puerto Rican families who sought refuge in New York after Hurricane Maria now fear they will become homeless again.
After Hurricane Maria devastated the island of Puerto Rico, 62 dogs and cats who were abandoned are now getting a fresh start after being relocated.
Miranda read a children's story to a group of Puerto Rican kids who moved to New York City after Hurricane Maria. He also handed out presents to the boys and girls who lost so much.
New York City's Puerto Rican community marked its first Christmas Monday since Hurricane Maria devastated the homeland.
A family from Puerto Rico that lost nearly everything in Hurricane Maria will be spending the holidays away from home.
When Hurricane Maria hit Puerto Rico three months ago, it washed away the island's own Operation Santa program. So now, the letters are being rerouted to Manhattan.
Meet Chiquita, Pedro, Stephen, Portero, and Dolly -- just four of the countless adorable pups that are now smiling their days away and living the good life after being rescued from the devastation and aftermath Hurricane Maria left behind.
More help is on the way from New York City to Puerto Rico.
Hundreds of New Yorkers will spend the holiday helping Puerto Rico, including dozens of Con Ed workers toiling 16 hours a day to restore power.
