New rules in Santurce require guesthouses to obtain a new permit, impose seasonal restrictions, and increase the cost of compliance, affecting both existing and new businesses in the area.
Blog posts in Santurce
Local business owner Guillaume C shares insights on the day-to-day challenges of running a taco stand in Santurce, emphasizing the importance of local suppliers and staff in the economy of the area.
La Piedra Viajera PR is a global movement that connects people in Santurce and beyond, leaving inspirational messages on rocks and fostering connections and positivity, affecting families and public spaces.
Over 200,000 LUMA customers in Santurce are experiencing power outages, primarily during the colder months, which can be particularly disruptive for expats and digital nomads.
Puerto Rico's local newspaper, Primera Hora, is now a 100% digital publication, reflecting the changing media landscape and ensuring continued access to news for its audience.
Understanding the Puerto Rico Administrative Notification System (El PAN) is crucial for expats and digital nomads living in Santurce to avoid legal and practical complications.
The end of Puerto Rico's print newspapers has sparked strong reactions, with some viewing it as a loss of tradition and identity, while others see it as a necessary step for the future of journalism.
A new bill in Puerto Rico aims to expand public education on rainwater harvesting, providing clear guidance and incentives for residents to prepare for water shortages.
San Juan's 'Mercado San Juan Online' initiative aims to support local businesses by providing them with the necessary tools to expand online, offering a chance for Santurce and San Juan residents to boost their digital presence.
The perfume industry in Puerto Rico's Santurce is growing, affecting prices and availability, with visitors often paying more during peak tourist seasons and locals benefiting from lower prices and promotions in the fall.
The Government of Cidra organized a walk on World Alzheimer's Day to raise awareness and provide support for Alzheimer's disease and its impact on families.
El Nuevo Día and Primera Hora are transitioning to 100% digital formats, reflecting the changing preferences of their readers and the growth in digital consumption in Puerto Rico.
Maintaining a clean and hygienic bathroom in Santurce is made easier with simple, effective tips from home hygiene experts, including deep cleaning methods and regular maintenance routines.
Senator Ada Álvarez Conde announced two measures aimed at strengthening Puerto Rico's emergency response system, including a Corps of citizen volunteers and a Multisector and Community Coordination Committee.
The 6-6-6 walking challenge offers a simple yet effective way for expats and digital nomads in Santurce to stay active and improve their health.
