"Despacito" made this neighborhood famous, but Hurricane Maria ravaged it
In Spanish, despacito means "slowly." In the song, it's about love, but in La Perla, it's about healing
Schools in Puerto Rico struggle without power; many end up fleeing
The United States government wouldn't say how many of the island's 1,100 schools have electricity
General leading military effort in Puerto Rico explains departure
Lt. Gen. Jeffrey Buchanan announced on Friday that troops would begin winding down operations
New setback in Puerto Rico as FEMA offers to airlift storm victims
The north side of Puerto Rico, including San Juan, was plunged back into darkness Thursday when a major power line shut down
Frustration mounts in Puerto Rico as people in need wait for supplies
Relief supplies are arriving on the island, but getting them to the nearly 3.5 million people in desperate need is close to impossible
Photos capture dire situation in Puerto Rico post-Maria
So far, $1 billion has been earmarked for recovery by the U.S. government, but on the ground in Puerto Rico, it's not apparent yet
Failing Puerto Rico dam pushed to breaking point
Puerto Rico's governor says it's extremely difficult right now to get information out of Guajataca, the city in the western part of the island
Monster Hurricane Maria approaches Puerto Rico
Can Puerto Rico survive a direct hit? The governor weighs in as Hurricane Maria approaches
Gas shortages rampant near Miami ahead of Hurricane Irma
Nearly 40 percent of stations in Miami and a quarter of those as far north as Tallahassee are out of gas
"Just say yes and go do it": On the ground for Houston's recovery
A group of civilian Samaritans rescued roughly 200 people, documenting their heroic deeds along the way
Reservoirs overflow and levee fails, sending more water into neighborhoods
Hundreds of residents near Lake Houston weren't given much time to evacuate when five nearby creeks, river and dam inundated the area
Seamstress becomes a hero for desperate brides-to-be
Rozetia Ellis took all of the dresses from the Alfred Angelo store where she worked, earning the gratitude of dozens of women
Judge pulls order offering lower sentences for inmates in exchange for birth control procedures
Judge Sam Benningfield in White County, Tennessee, initiated program to combat rise in infants who are born addicted to opioids
Illinois residents brace for possibility of record flooding
"Folks think because it's not raining anymore, things are just fine or getting better -- they're not," Gov. Bruce Rauner says
Twister rips apart several buildings in Alabama
Tornado was likely spawned from the remnants of Tropical Storm Cindy, which dumped several inches of rain from Louisiana to the Florida Panhandle