San Diego, Calif. — August 7, 2026 A disturbance near the Bahamas is keeping South Florida under a wet, humid pattern Friday, with the National Weather Service’s Weather Prediction Center […]
Miami-Dade’s Budget Ax Falls Hardest on West Kendall, Hialeah-Doral Corridor as County Cuts 12 Bus Routes
By The Navarro Report Staff | MIAMI When Miami-Dade County Mayor Daniella Levine Cava unveiled her $14.3 billion budget proposal for fiscal year 2027, she called it “a balanced, responsible, […]
Miami-Dade Weighs Bus Cuts Even as It Moves to Regulate Sidewalk Delivery Robots
A budget proposal would eliminate 12 bus routes to close a funding gap, even as commissioners advance new rules for the autonomous carts now common on county sidewalks. By The […]
MIAMI: A Single Day’s Cluster of Incidents Puts North Miami Public Safety in Focus
By The Navarro Report A string of unrelated but closely timed incidents across North Miami on Tuesday offered a compressed snapshot of the kinds of calls that define daily policing […]
Miami-Dade’s Unemployment Rate Ticks Back Up, Ending a Months-Long Improvement
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report MIAMI — Miami-Dade County’s unemployment rate rose to 3 percent in the latest reporting period, according to U.S. Bureau of Labor […]
World Leaders Are Coming to Trump’s Golf Course. Here’s Who, When, and What It Means Financially.
The Navarro Report | Miami August 1, 2026 When the leaders of the world’s twenty largest economies gather in South Florida this December, they won’t be meeting in a downtown […]
Tri-Rail Pulls Back From the Brink as State Funding Deal Takes Shape
The Navarro Report | Miami July 31, 2026 Tri-Rail, the commuter railroad connecting Miami-Dade, Broward, and Palm Beach counties, is no longer facing the imminent threat of shutdown after recovering […]
Miami Drops Written-Warning Requirement Before Enforcing Homeless Encampment Ban
The Navarro Report | Miami Desk — July 30, 2026 The Miami City Commission voted 3-2 on July 23 to strip a written-warning requirement out of the city’s public encampment […]
