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 […]
“It’s Unbelievable”: Inside Orange County’s Widening Contract Fraud Scandal
By Jose Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report | Orange County Affairs Santa Ana — “It’s unbelievable.” That was Orange County Supervisor Janet Nguyen’s reaction to the first phase of […]
Sixty Years After Saying No to Long Beach, Anaheim Still Doesn’t Know What Its Stadium Is Worth
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | Orange County | September 18, 2026 ANAHEIM — A California State Auditor report released last year found that the city of Anaheim does not […]
“How Did This Go Undetected?”: What Orange County’s Own Auditors Couldn’t Explain
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | San Diego | September 16, 2026 Andrew Do is a year into a five-year federal prison sentence, convicted of a bribery conspiracy that a […]
The Failure of Stewardship Doesn’t Stop at the LA County Line
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | Orange County Affairs | Investigation Orange County likes to draw a contrast with its northern neighbor: leaner government, tighter budgets, a […]
Three Teams, Three Counties, One Question: Who’s Actually Paying for Southern California Baseball?
By Jose Navarro, MBA | San Diego | The Navarro Report Anaheim just closed the book on a stadium dispute that cost a mayor his career and the city $2.75 […]