On Monday, two of the largest energy companies in the United States announced they were merging. The deal is worth nearly $67 billion. It would create the largest regulated electric […]
The Medicaid Clock Is Ticking — and the Disability Community Is Watching Every Second
By December 31, 2026, states across the country must have systems in place to enforce a new federal rule: Medicaid recipients between the ages of 19 and 64 who receive […]
The President Sued the Government He Runs — and Won
Let’s be direct about what happened this week, because the details matter and the framing in most coverage has been too polite.President Donald Trump sued the Internal Revenue Service for […]
$6 a Gallon and Climbing: What the Iran War Means for California Drivers This Summer
For most of the country, $4 gas feels expensive. In California, $4 gas is a fond memory. Eleven weeks into the U.S.-Iran conflict, California drivers are paying an average of […]
California’s Governor Race: A Crowded Stage, A Wide-Open Primary, and Nobody Quite Breaking Through
With two weeks left before California’s June 2 primary, the race for governor is exactly what it’s been all year: complicated, loud, and without a clear front-runner.Last Thursday’s debate in […]
Fire Season Doesn’t Wait: The Sandy Fire Puts Simi Valley Through the Wringer — Again
On Monday morning, May 18, a tractor struck a rock. That was it. That’s how it started.A worker clearing brush in the 600 block of Sandy Avenue in Simi Valley […]
Cuba’s Darkness Has No Foreign Saviors
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA — The Navarro Report When CIA Director John Ratcliffe landed in Havana on May 14th — unannounced, in a U.S. government plane — it was […]
Three Dead at San Diego Mosque in Attack Investigated as Hate Crime
By Jose Navarro | The Navarro Report | May 18, 2026 Three men are dead and a community is shaken after two teenage gunmen opened fire at the Islamic Center […]
The January 2025 Los Angeles Wildfires: Scale, Destruction & Equity
The Fires — By the Numbers The disaster began on January 7, 2025, with the emergence of two major fires — the Palisades Fire and the Eaton Fire — along […]
San Diego Is About to Get a $6 Billion Water Bill — And Nobody Is Talking About It Honestly
Pure Water San Diego promises water independence for generations. But with costs ballooning, rate hikes imminent, and political questions unanswered, SanDiegans deserve a full accounting before the bills get any […]