Puerto Rico news, live island conditions & the On the Water guide — queryable by any AI agent.
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Up to 120 requests a minute per client (search_news 30); over that, HTTP 429 with Retry-After: 60. A JSON-RPC batch counts each call and may hold at most 10.
Semantic/vector search over Puerto Rico news for the most relevant article matches (30 calls a minute per client).
Keyword search over news titles and summaries, optionally filtered by section; accents optional ("mayaguez" finds Mayagüez).
Today's Morning Brief: the day's top stories as the brief curates them, each with its takeaway, its 787daily link and, for outlet stories, a link to the original report (most of them in Spanish).
Surf, dive and kite conditions at a named spot as 787daily's /conditions/ page shows them: the call, waves in feet, wind in knots, water in °F, times in UTC.
Every tracked adventure spot with its region, activities, and the latest activity-window verdict.
Puerto Rico's grid right now from LUMA's outage portal: customers out as a count and a share, planned work broken out separately, a severity word, all seven regions and the worst of them, plus the daily history behind Grid Watch.
Median rent, income, and home values for Puerto Rico and all 78 towns (US Census ACS).
The "Living in <town>" profile for any of the 78 towns: housing, commute, broadband, people, mapped services, water-rationing zones and crime rate, each against the median town (the middle of the 78 towns' own figures, not the Puerto Rico-wide one) with a rank and its source.
Reported Type I crime for the island and every town (PRPD data).
Every water-rotation plan in force (metro and local, each with its status and which zone has water) and mayor-announced local rationing, today's 19 reservoir levels with alert bands and trend analysis, and AAA's latest notices.
Daily reservoir-level history (since Aug 2026) for one or all 19 AAA reservoirs, with band thresholds.
Current conditions plus 24-hour and 7-day forecasts for any of the 78 towns, by name or slug.
The newest edition of 787daily's analysis desks (Daily Water Watch, Water Week in Review, Drought Watch, Where to Swim, Grid Watch, Utility Watch, Quake Watch, Tropics Watch, Safety Watch, Town of the Week, Fiesta Calendar, Weekend Watch, Boricua Week, The Week in Puerto Rico, The Month in Puerto Rico, Legislature Week, Contract Watch, Recovery Watch and Act 60 Watch): title, link, date and takeaways, with each desk's cadence and source data; optionally one series.
The Ceiba–Vieques, Ceiba–Culebra and San Juan–Cataño ferries: today's posted sailings and their status, the next boat each way, and a 30-day record of cancellations and retimings.
The FAA's delay programs right now for San Juan (SJU), Aguadilla, Ponce and the mainland gateways with the most San Juan flights (ground stops, ground delays, closures), never a flight's own status ("no program" is not "on time").
Which Puerto Rico beaches are under a no-swimming advisory, and the latest Enterococcus count at every beach station the island monitors, with the sample date, because a stale reading is not a verdict either way. Never reports a beach as "safe".
Active Atlantic storms and the National Hurricane Center's 7-day outlook as the hurricane hub judges them: each system's strength, track and distance from San Juan, and whether it is of concern for Puerto Rico or why not.
Earthquakes near Puerto Rico in the last hours from the USGS feed 787daily's alerts read: magnitude, place, time, depth, distance from the coast, felt reports, and whether the site's alert rule rings for each (most are small and harmless).
Upcoming events across Puerto Rico as /events/ lists them (concerts, festivals, theater, sports, food, outdoors, and every town's patron-saint feast day), by dates, town or category, each with a calendar file and its story.
Pump prices: DACO's reference range for regular, premium and diesel in dollars per gallon, the newest report and the ones before it.
How reliable the grid has been: SAIDI and SAIFI by fiscal year, the latest year by the 16 reliability districts LUMA reports (not the outage map's 7 regions) and the latest monthly CAIDI, from LUMA's and Genera's filings with the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau.
Where FEMA's recovery money for Puerto Rico (Public Assistance: emergency work, rebuilding and grant management) has been committed (obligated, not spent), from FEMA's own data read weekly: the island total, the kinds of work, the disasters, the island-wide agencies, what is new since the last read, and every town's total and money per resident; one town or one agency on request.
Puerto Rico government contracts of $100,000 or more on file with the Comptroller, read weekly: the fiscal year so far against a year earlier, every fiscal year, the largest agencies and contractors, the fund split, what is new on file this week and the largest amendments; one agency or one contractor on request.
Today's hiking call for El Yunque or the trails around the island, as /hike/ shows it: the area's call and each trail's (good, fair, poor or closed) for the next days, from the rain gauges, weather alerts and forecast; one trail by its name or slug.
Every bill the legislature tracker follows in Puerto Rico's House and Senate, newest step first as the page lists them, with English titles and summaries, stage, last and next step and the original filing.
Road closures standing now as reported in the public stories 787daily published (the road, the town, full or lane closure, why, the timing, whose report and when) for the island, a town or a road number. The news lane only: live traffic incidents are on the site's page.
What FEMA's flood zones mean and the link to 787daily's flood-zone lookup opened on a town, where a reader checks an address or a spot on the map (no address is ever taken here).
The address of 787daily's day-by-day trip plan for a town, a number of days (1 to 5), an interest (surf, diving, beaches, food and nightlife, outdoors and culture) and an optional start date.
The National Hurricane Center's chance of tropical-storm-force and hurricane-force winds for Puerto Rico's towns while a storm is in play (one town's or the island's lead line, with the advisory time), and "no storm in play" otherwise.
The wind and swell on Puerto Rico's coast right now: each shore station's and buoy's latest wind (knots, gusts, direction) and waves (feet, period), each with its age, and a coast's NWS marine-zone forecast for its next period.
Marinas, yacht clubs, boatyards and landings by area, with every spec as published (slips, depth, fuel, haul-out, VHF, hurricane notes, the nearest CBP site); filter by a boat's draft, fuel or a haul-out.
Anchorages for a wind: the ones NOAA's Coast Pilot or the cruising guides call sheltered from it, the ones open to it or to avoid, NOAA's hurricane harbors, moorings and the restricted zones.
The distance between two ports in Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands and the islands nearby (NOAA's table, or the straight line between harbors, labelled), the time at a speed, the heading against the trades and what CBP asks on arrival.
Dive sites by region, depth, the diver's level, shore or boat, reserve or feature: depth, entry, level, current, visibility, hazards, reserve rules and the shops that dive each, as the sources publish them.
Kite, wing and windsurf spots by sport, level, water and the wind blowing: the directions that work, the launch, hazards, local rules, schools and the nearest wind station.
Surf breaks by region, level, reef, point or beach and the swell running: the swell directions that work, the wave, size, tide, wind, season, hazards, the Tres Palmas reserve and the schools.
Kayak and paddleboard places (the three bio bays, mangroves, lagoons, open coast) by kind, craft, how they are paddled and town, with the outfitters that run them.
Puerto Rico's rules on the water for a topic in plain words (alcohol, jet skis, life jackets, kites, registration, CBP on arrival, manatee zones, moorings, coral, spearfishing), each with its article linked to the law's text.
Puerto Rico's official holidays and what closes on each (government offices, public schools, federal offices and post offices, banks), with whether a given day is one and the next one ahead.
Puerto Rico Spanish for English readers, as /learn/glossary/ defines it: the weather service's alert words (aviso, advertencia, vigilancia), AAA's reservoir bands, the agencies' Spanish names and initials, and civic words, each with the site's English and a one-line definition.
News mentioning a specific town, newest first: the 20 newest by default, with a limit (up to 100) and a since date.
News mentioning a specific person, organization or place, newest first; case and accents optional, a limit and a since date, and fuller names suggested when a short one finds little ("LUMA" suggests "LUMA Energy").
The site's news sections/topics.