By Jose Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report A judge ruled earlier this month that Inglewood’s development agreement with Stan Kroenke’s Hollywood Park is void. The city of Inglewood now […]
THREE OUT OF FOUR — WHAT CALIFORNIA’S OWN AUDIT TRACKER REVEALS ABOUT SACRAMENTO
By Jose Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report California has one of the more capable state auditor’s offices in the country. It investigates, it documents, and it recommends specific legislative […]
THIRTEEN YEARS, ZERO PROSECUTIONS — WHAT THE STOCK ACT’S ENFORCEMENT RECORD ACTUALLY SHOWS
By Jose Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report Congress passed the STOCK Act in 2012 to bar its own members from trading on non-public information and to require disclosure of […]
THE $2 BILLION GAP — HOW THE UN RAN OUT OF CASH THREE WEEKS INTO ITS OWN BUDGET YEAR
By Jose Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report The United Nations approved a $5.26 billion peacekeeping budget for fiscal year 2026-27 this summer. Three weeks into that fiscal year, member […]
The Spot That’s Never There: How Los Angeles Fails Its Disabled Residents One Stolen Parking Space at a Time
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | September 22, 2026 My uncle, Carlos Navarro, has lived in Los Angeles County for fifty years. He is a legal […]
The Defense Boom That’s Pricing Out Pensacola: When $22 Billion in Military Spending Can’t House Its Own Sailors
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | September 22, 2026 I lived in Pensacola for twenty years. I built a healthcare organization here. I earned two degrees […]
The $400 Million Deficit and the $470 Million Waste: Miami-Dade’s Impossible Budget Math
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | September 22, 2026 Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava stood before the Board of County Commissioners in 2025 and announced […]
Do’s Daughter, $10 Million, and the Meals That Never Arrived: Inside Orange County’s Most Documented Betrayal of Public Trust
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | September 22, 2026 Andrew Do built his political career representing Little Saigon — the heart of the largest Vietnamese-American community […]
Narcan Money for Hawaii Trips: How San Diego County Gave a Second Contract to a Nonprofit After an Audit Raised Red Flags — And People Nearly Died
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | September 22, 2026 The job of the Harm Reduction Coalition of San Diego was straightforward and consequential: get Narcan into […]
The $25 Billion Transit System Nobody Is Riding: How Los Angeles Spent a Generation’s Worth of Sales Tax and Lost Its Riders Anyway
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | September 22, 2026 Los Angeles County voters have approved four separate sales tax measures to fund public transit since 1980 […]