Six years, $150 billion in new spending, and a fiscal story that no longer runs through the classroom. By Jose Navarro | The Navarro Report | September 8, 2026 California […]
San Diego Just Pledged Nearly $1 Billion for Sewage. But Where Is the Pollution Actually Coming From?
An Investigation Into the Sources on Both Sides of the Border — and Whether San Diego’s Own Infrastructure Shares the Blame The Navarro Report | San Diego On September 1, […]
The Ballot Box as the Last Firewall
Why the 2026 Midterms and the 2028 Election Will Decide the Fate of American — and Western — Democracy By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | Opinion […]
California’s Next Governor Is About to Inherit a Crisis Nobody Actually Fixed
With California’s June primary weeks away, every candidate running for governor is being asked some version of the same question: what will you do about homelessness? The answers range from […]
The $2.3 Billion Question: How LAHSA Lost a Fortune No One Was Watching
The number that should have ended careers didn’t make the news cycle it deserved. In March 2025, a court-ordered audit by the financial firm Alvarez & Marsal released its findings […]
California Homelessness Investigative Series
Sacramento keeps spending. California keeps failing. And somewhere in between, the money keeps disappearing. Over the past five years, California deployed more than $24 billion in state funds to address […]
The $1.8 Billion Slush Fund That Broke the Republican Senate Jose Navarro, MBA | Financial Controller & Public Policy AnalystSan Diego, California — May 2026
There is a lesson in this week’s Senate meltdown that has nothing to do with immigration and everything to do with institutional trust.Congress left Washington Thursday for a weeklong Memorial […]