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Month: June 2021

An electrical substation fire in Puerto Rico has knocked out power to 400,000 throughout the island

A fire at an electrical substation in Puerto Rico has knocked out power to hundreds of thousands throughout the island, utility company LUMA Energy said Thursday. “The fire caused major blackouts across the entire island. The situation is under assessment and work is being done to restore the system,” LUMA Energy tweeted, stating that restoration

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Four takeaways from the last NYC mayoral debate before early voting begins this weekend

In their final debate before New Yorkers begin early voting on Saturday, five of the leading candidates in the Democratic mayoral primary on Thursday night delivered closing messages to voters and last-ditch attacks on each other. After two previous gatherings that included eight contenders, the smaller stage made for more tense exchanges between rivals who

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OneFuture CV launches Summer Road to College; Students eligible for prize drawing for milestones

High school graduates can win a variety of different prizes for completing milestones of the “Summer Road to College and Career Success.” OneFuture Coachella Valley, local school districts, College of the Desert, CSU San Bernardino, and UC Riverside launched the Summer Road to College & Career Success. To get help with successfully enrolling in college

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Nuevo gobierno se acerca a UABC

Almagro: Nicaragua es una dictadura

(CNN Español) — El secretario general de la Organización de los Estados Americanos (OEA), Luis Almagro, considera que en Nicaragua el Gobierno de Daniel Ortega no ejerce el poder de acuerdo al Estado de derecho, lo que es considerado una dictadura. Así se lo dijo en entrevista a Fernando del Rincón en Conclusiones de CNN. Almagro

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An electrical substation fire in Puerto Rico has knocked out power throughout the island

A fire at an electrical substation in Puerto Rico has knocked out power throughout the island, utility company LUMA Energy said Thursday. “The fire caused major blackouts across the entire island. The situation is under assessment and work is being done to restore the system,” LUMA Energy tweeted, stating that restoration efforts will continue overnight.

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FBI Director Chris Wray says he’s ‘not aware of any investigation’ against Trump related to the insurrection

FBI Director Chris Wray said Thursday that he is “not aware of any investigation” against former President Donald Trump in connection with the January 6 insurrection. “I’m not aware of any investigation that specifically goes to that, but we have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of investigations related to January 6, involving lots and lots

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CDC says fully vaccinated people don’t have to wear masks in open-air areas of public transit or at outdoor sections of hubs

Fully vaccinated people who travel by public transportation no longer need to wear masks in places like outdoor waiting areas or open-air seating, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said Thursday. The CDC said it plans to update its face masks order to reflect the change and to better align with its

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