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 […]
Ebola Is Back. This Time There’s No Vaccine.
ITURI PROVINCE, DRC — The World Health Organization declared the Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda a Public Health Emergency of International Concern on May 17. […]
50,000 Californians Still Evacuated as Cracked Chemical Tank Hangs Over Orange County
GARDEN GROVE, CA — Fifty thousand people remained under evacuation orders Sunday night with no clear timeline for return, as emergency crews conducted an all-night operation to determine whether a […]
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 […]
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 […]
Opinion: San Diegans should be furious about the bullet train to nowhere
San Diego was promised a bullet train to Los Angeles. Gavin Newsom once promised to deliver it. Neither promise has been kept — and if you live here, you have […]