San Juan
Coverage of San Juan in the Nexus archive.
- FDNY deploys more than 140 personnel to JFK after Delta flight reported with flat tires on approach to landing
FDNY deployed over 140 personnel to John F. Kennedy International Airport after a Delta flight reported flat tires during landing approach. The flight, carrying 170 passengers, two pilots, and four flight attendants, was an Airbus A321neo traveling from San Juan.
- FDNY deploys 140+ personnel to JFK after Delta flight reported with flat tires on approach to landing
The FDNY deployed 141 personnel and 46 units to John F. Kennedy International Airport after Delta Flight 1966 reported two flat front tires during approach. The Airbus A321neo, carrying 170 passengers and crew, safely landed with no injuries, and maintenance deemed it fit to taxi to the gate without requiring a tire replacement.
- Once beset by power outages, Puerto Ricans also hit with severe water shortages
Puerto Rico faces severe water shortages affecting thousands, prompting National Guard activation and emergency measures. The crisis, linked to aging infrastructure, has led to daily struggles for residents, with the elderly and disabled hit hardest, and a lawsuit filed by San Juan's mayor against the island's water authority.
- Once beset by power outages, Puerto Ricans also hit with severe water shortages
Thousands of Puerto Ricans face severe water shortages, prompting the governor to activate the National Guard and emergency water distribution. Residents in areas like San Juan struggle with daily tasks, while the elderly and disabled face heightened challenges.
- Once beset by power outages, Puerto Ricans also hit with severe water shortages
Puerto Ricans are experiencing severe water shortages, leading to National Guard activation and daily emergency responses. Residents, particularly the elderly and disabled, struggle with hauling water for basic needs as infrastructure issues and a lack of maintenance exacerbate the crisis. The governor has not publicly identified the cause, and a lawsuit has been filed against the Water and Sewer Authority.
- Once beset by power outages, Puerto Ricans also hit with severe water shortages
Puerto Ricans in San Juan and other areas face severe water shortages, prompting the governor to activate the National Guard and emergency water distribution. Residents, including the elderly and disabled, struggle to access water, with some relying on hauling buckets and spending weeks without service. Infrastructure neglect and a lawsuit by the mayor highlight systemic issues.
- Frontier flight headed to O'Hare Airport diverted due to passenger disturbance
A Frontier Airlines flight from San Juan to Chicago’s O’Hare International Airport was diverted to Miami due to a passenger disturbance, landing safely without injuries. The same day, a United flight from O’Hare to Minneapolis was diverted to Wisconsin after an unruly passenger attempted to breach the cockpit. The FAA reported over 640 such incidents in 2026 and enforces penalties up to $43,658 per violation.
- Members of pro-immigration group hit by Trump crackdown on immigration
Members of a pro-immigration group are preparing for the incoming Trump administration's deportation plans through training sessions. A training event was held in San Juan on December 6, 2024, led by LUPE staff.
- Top airline offers $99 rescue fares as thousands are left stranded by Spirit shutdown
JetBlue is offering $99 rescue fares to stranded Spirit Airlines customers and expanding service in key markets after Spirit's sudden shutdown. The move aims to assist thousands of travelers affected by the shutdown. JetBlue will also cap certain fares at $299 on nonstop routes previously operated by Spirit.
- Combating Violence on the Streets of San Juan
The FBI San Juan division, working with law enforcement partners, conducted a major operation targeting violent gang members that resulted in 40 arrests on drug and firearm charges. This takedown represents a significant effort to combat gang violence in San Juan.