TALLAHASSEE Florida is entering its first open gubernatorial race in eight years, and the fight over property taxes already underway may end up defining whichever administration follows Ron DeSantis in […]
USS Abraham Lincoln Heads Home to San Diego After Record 272-Day Deployment
SAN DIEGO The USS Abraham Lincoln is finally steaming home to Naval Base San Diego after a deployment that stretched to more than 270 consecutive days at sea, the longest […]
California’s New Gig-Driver Union Law Arrives in San Diego — What It Could Mean for Drivers, Riders, and Local Business
SAN DIEGO A sweeping change to California’s gig economy took a significant step forward this month when the California Gig Workers Union, backed by the Service Employees International Union, met […]
U.S. Launches ‘Economic Warfare’ Campaign Against Iran, Vowing Toughest Sanctions in History
WASHINGTON The Trump administration escalated its confrontation with Iran this week, with Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pledging what he described as the most severe sanctions regime in American history, part […]
National Debt Tops $40 Trillion as U.S. Economy Holds Steady on a Fraying Foundation
WASHINGTON The U.S. national debt crossed $40 trillion for the first time this week, a milestone forecasters had not expected the country to reach until sometime next year. The threshold, […]
El Salvador’s Journalists’ Association Moves Its Legal Registration Abroad, Citing the Foreign Agents Law
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | El Salvador The Association of Journalists of El Salvador (APES) announced it has relocated its legal registration outside the country, citing […]
Federal Attorneys Watched Miami-Dade’s Polls Tuesday. It’s Part of a Historic Midterm Buildup.
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | Miami Four attorneys from the Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division spent Tuesday inside Miami-Dade County polling locations, part of an election-monitoring […]
Not in My Backyard, Not on My Fairgrounds: Del Mar’s Affordable Housing Deal Collapses After Two Years
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego After two years of on-again, off-again negotiations, the deal to build state-mandated affordable housing on Del Mar Fairgrounds property […]
California’s Spending Problem Isn’t in the Budget Headlines — It’s in the Trend Line
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | California Every June, Sacramento announces a balanced budget, and every year since, the state has found itself managing a fresh shortfall. […]
A Census Bureau Report on Noncitizen Voting Has a Political Fingerprint on It
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | National A Census Bureau report that President Trump is citing as proof of widespread illegal voting by noncitizens was not produced […]