World Affairs — The Navarro Report The European Union closed out August facing two very different but revealing tests of its cohesion: a small Arctic nation just told Brussels it […]
El Salvador’s Tourism Boom Is Real. Its Investment Story Is More Complicated.
El Salvador — The Navarro Report El Salvador is on pace for the best tourism year in its history, and the numbers are not subtle. The country received 2.9 million […]
Miami’s Billionaire Boom Has a Body Count: Its Own Longtime Residents
Miami — The Navarro Report Miami is having, by nearly every economic measure, the best run of its modern history. Billionaires and hedge funds keep arriving. Office attendance now leads […]
Rec Center Cuts Land in an Already Squeezed San Diego
San Diego — The Navarro Report Seventeen San Diego recreation centers began operating on reduced hours this weekend, the latest visible mark of a budget standoff that has stretched across […]
A Single Arrest in Winnetka Becomes Ammunition in California’s Prop 39 Fight
California — The Navarro Report Federal prosecutors in Los Angeles announced Friday the arrest of Darwin Jonathan Rivera Flores, a 30-year-old Honduran national and green-card holder from the Winnetka neighborhood […]
Mail-Voting Fight Heads Back to the Supreme Court — With California’s Governor’s Race in the Balance
National Affairs — The Navarro Report The legal battle over President Trump’s mail-in voting executive order has entered its most consequential phase yet, and California sits squarely in the crosshairs. […]
Washington’s “Biggest Oil Deal in History” Ties Gas Prices to Venezuela’s Fragile Recovery
World Affairs — The Navarro Report President Trump announced Friday that the United States has secured majority control over more than 65 billion barrels of Venezuela’s proven oil reserves, a […]
Remittances to El Salvador Keep Climbing Even as U.S. Immigration Enforcement Intensifies
SAN SALVADOR — Money sent home by Salvadorans living in the United States continues to rise even as the Trump administration’s immigration enforcement intensifies, a counterintuitive trend that economists attribute […]
Florida’s Post-Surfside Reforms Are Reshaping Miami’s Condo Market, and Squeezing Retirees
MIAMI — Four years after the Surfside condominium collapse killed 98 people, the wave of structural-safety reforms enacted in its aftermath has fully arrived in Miami-Dade’s condo resale market, and […]
South County’s Political Order Gets Scrambled Days Before the Filing Deadline
SAN DIEGO — A wave of last-minute retirements, entrances, and withdrawals has upended the political landscape across San Diego County’s southern, border-adjacent cities just as candidate filing closed for November’s […]