Stories and guides from Santurce expats
LUMA Energy will conduct maintenance work in Santurce and surrounding areas this Saturday, potentially affecting power in Gurabo, San Sebastián, Río Grande, and San Lorenzo.
Residents of Santurce should prepare for possible heavy rain and flooding this weekend due to increased humidity and expected storms, as predicted by the National Weather Service.
Merchants in Santurce and the surrounding area can attend a seminar on October 13, 2026, to learn about business incentives and financial assistance programs.
Santurce’s new initiative to ‘alfabetizar’ environmental education aims to empower residents to contribute to sustainable practices, addressing water quality, waste management, and reef conservation.
Educating boys about respect and boundaries is crucial for preventing sexual violence, and this is especially important for expats and digital nomads living in Santurce, Puerto Rico.
Volleyball teams in Santurce face a 20% reduction in franchises, affecting both men's and women's leagues and impacting local businesses.
The annual renewal requirement for guesthouse contracts with LUMA Energy is causing financial strain for small businesses in Santurce.
Governor González Colón has announced a significant reduction in the time required to process Construction Permits, aiming to enhance investor certainty and project progression, while calling for greater transparency in the legislative process.
New school policies and safety measures have been implemented in Santurce, affecting expats and digital nomads. Stay informed and compliant to ensure a smooth experience in the area.
Food prices in Santurce have risen by over 30% in six years, affecting small businesses and residents alike.
Santurce and surrounding areas will experience planned power outages on Thursday due to maintenance and infrastructure improvements by LUMA Energy.
Improvements in Santurce’s contractual processes aim to enhance community trust and support local businesses, making the area a more inviting place to live and visit.
New permit requirement for guesthouses in Santurce impacts operations and costs $1,500.
Educators in Santurce oppose the imposition of English in Head Start programs, arguing that maintaining Spanish is crucial for young children's linguistic and cultural development.
Small business owners in Santurce are facing significant financial challenges due to the recent increase in energy prices, with many struggling to cover their basic costs and some choosing not to increase their prices to their customers.
Puerto Rico could use nearly $6 billion intended for a Power Expectations contract to fund vital projects in education, healthcare, and infrastructure, potentially transforming life in Santurce for residents and visitors alike.
Owners of small Puerto Rican inns are calling for stricter enforcement of short-term rental laws, fearing unchecked growth could undermine the traditional hospitality industry.
If the bill becomes law, Santurce residents will have 90 days to settle their CRIM debts without additional interest or penalties, providing much-needed financial relief.
Ramón Luis y la Ciudad de las Ciencias is bringing new attractions to Santurce, which could impact residents and visitors. Prices tend to be more affordable during the off-season from December to February, making it a good time to plan or make purchases.
