San Diego taxpayers are still paying off a stadium that no longer physically exists. Qualcomm — later SDCCU — Stadium was demolished in 2021, yet the city carries roughly $11.5 […]
Who Actually Absorbed the Cuts: Testing San Diego’sEquity Promise Against a $118 Million Deficit
San Diego’s city budget has an equity framework built into how it’s supposed to work. CouncilPolicy 800-14 requires capital projects to be scored on equity criteria before funding. The Parksand […]
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, […]
Drones, a Mystery Airship, and a Grounded Airport: What Actually Happened Over San Diego
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report San Diego International Airport ground to a halt Friday afternoon in one of the more bizarre aviation disruptions the region has seen, […]
Chula Vista’s $1.3 Billion Gaylord Bet Faces a More Expensive Bill Than Promised
San Diego | The Navarro Report | September 3, 2026 A little more than a year after the Gaylord Pacific Resort and Convention Center opened on the shoreline of South […]
A Lawsuit Over the Islamic Center Shooting Asks the Question San Diego Hasn’t Answered: Who Was Watching?
San Diego Affairs | The Navarro Report Four months after two teenagers killed three people outside the Islamic Center of San Diego in a hate-motivated attack, a wrongful death lawsuit […]
Midway Rising Clears Sacramento. Point Loma Says the Fix Was In.
September 1, 2026 SAN DIEGO — After years of being tied up in litigation over the California Environmental Quality Act, the Midway Rising sports arena and housing project has cleared […]
Behind Edgemoor’s Culture Crisis: What San Diego’s Elder-Care Scandal Reveals About a System Already Failing Its Oldest Residents
An investigative report by The Navarro Report Staff For more than a year, San Diego County fought in court to keep secret what its own investigators had already documented: a […]
Why San Diego Has More Riding on Newsom’s Mail-Ballot Fight Than Almost Anywhere Else
San Diego — The Navarro Report California filed a new federal lawsuit this week against the Trump administration’s mail-in voting order, and nowhere in the state does the outcome matter […]
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 […]