Topic: Ricardo Rossello

The head of Puerto Rico's emergency management agency and the Army general in charge of the military's response to Hurricane Maria are both departing.

Seven weeks after Hurricane Maria, FEMA said Thursday it's offering to transport victims still in shelters to the United States mainland.

The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority is moving toward canceling a $300 million power restoration contract with a small Montana-based company on Sunday.

The White House and FEMA each said Friday they had nothing to do with the hiring of a small Montana company to restore electricity in Puerto Rico.

As most of Puerto Rico remains without power, Tesla has begun to make good on its pledge to rebuild the island's energy grid after Hurricane Maria.

The Senate on Tuesday approved a $36.5 billion spending bill to provide relief for regions struck by recent hurricanes and wildfires.

Investments necessary to reduce climate change risks may be less than what's needed to rebuild after related disasters, U.N. leaders said from Tehran.

Puerto Rico Gov. Ricardo Rossello announced Tuesday that the death toll in the U.S. territory from Hurricane Maria more than doubled to 34.

The U.S. Navy is sending an amphibious assault ship, which had been assisting in hurricane recovery efforts in Dominica, to Puerto Rico.

The Trump administration waived a federal law Thursday to allow relief shipments to reach Puerto Rico, as the island continues to recover from Hurricane Maria.