Philly native living in Puerto Rico describes living through both Hurricanes Maria, Fiona
Residents in Puerto Rico are trying to cope with the catastrophic damage from the storm and officials are assessing the situation.
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Residents in Puerto Rico are trying to cope with the catastrophic damage from the storm and officials are assessing the situation.
Ryan Hughes reports.
The National Hurricane Center says parts of Puerto Rico could see more than 30 inches of rain by the end of the storm.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Authorities in the U.S. territory said it was too early to know the full scope of damage from an expansive storm that was still forecast to unleash torrential rain across Puerto Rico on Monday.
Siafa Lewis reports.
Hurricane Fiona has swept through Puerto Rico wreaking havoc and it hits home for many here in Philadelphia.
Marcella Baietto shares how the local Puerto Rican community is responding.
The five-year anniversary of Hurricane Maria hitting Puerto Rico is Tuesday.
Wakisha Bailey reports.
The island is still dealing with destruction left behind by a series of earthquakes three weeks ago.
The troopers are scheduled to arrive on Saturday and will return on Feb. 9.
A Delaware animal shelter has received several dozen dogs that have been evacuated from earthquake-ravaged Puerto Rico.
Woven between strands of string is hope of solace for those still reeling from Maria.
Graduating high school and walking across the stage to get your diploma is a special feeling. For one group of students graduating in South Jersey on Wednesday night, that feeling is magnified times ten.
Six months after hurricanes ravaged the island, Puerto Rico experienced a tourism boom this Easter.
The governor of Puerto Rico is in Philadelphia to seek aid for hurricane evacuees here, and to mobilize political forces.
The effort continues to help Puerto Ricans who fled when Hurricane Maria roared ashore last year.
PECO and its parent corporation, Exelon, are among the power industry groups sending people and equipment.
"Pitch In For Baseball" is a nonprofit based out in Harleysville, Montgomery County that provides new and gently used baseball and softball equipment to boys & girls around the world.
A school district in New Jersey is coming to the aid of a family who escaped hurricane-ravaged Puerto Rico.
Sanchez says Pennsylvania is expected to get the second-highest number of hurricane emigres, after Florida.
Beatrice Caraballo of BMC Network Communications says she first posted about doing a collection on September 20, more than a week before Hurricane Maria made landfall in Puerto Rico.
Shortly after Hurricane Maria and Irma devastated the island of Puerto Rico, officials in Philadelphia made it clear that they would do everything in their power to help displaced residents.
