By The Navarro Report | San Diego Desk SAN DIEGO — A federal immigration ruling issued August 13 has upended more than a decade of settled practice for noncitizens who […]
San Diego’s USS Abraham Lincoln Heads Toward Homecoming After Nine Months at Sea
The Navarro Report For San Diego, the news that the USS Abraham Lincoln is being pulled from the Middle East carries a distinctly local dimension: the carrier is a San […]
San Diego Unified Promised Better for Disabled Students. Some Spent the Whole Year With Substitutes Instead.
San Diego | The Navarro Report | August 14, 2026 At Oak Park Elementary this past school year, the classroom serving students with the most significant disabilities was taught by […]
Is There Enough Cliff Left to Build On? Del Mar Weighs Housing Against an Eroding Bluff
DEL MAR — The Navarro Report | San Diego Desk Below the cliffs overlooking Del Mar’s Dog Beach, caution tape encircles mounds of sand piled up by repeated landslides, and […]
Sempra’s Strong Quarter Masks a Tougher Story for San Diego’s Own Economy
San Diego | The Navarro Report | August 10, 2026 Sempra, the San Diego-based parent company of SDG&E, reported what it called a “strong” second quarter, with growth led by […]
Thirty Years, Thirty-One Billion Gallons: How San Diego’s Leaders Let the Sewage Crisis Reach the Water
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | Investigative Report Every summer for the past several years, the same warning signs have gone up on the sand from the […]
Homeownership Remains Out of Reach for Most San Diego Households
SAN DIEGO, CALIF. — By The Navarro Report Staff San Diego County’s housing affordability crisis is showing no meaningful sign of easing. New figures released this month by the California […]
Padres’ Record $3.9 Billion Sale Nears Final Vote by MLB Owners
San Diego, Calif. — August 7, 2026 The sale of the San Diego Padres to private equity billionaire José E. Feliciano and his wife, Kwanza Jones, is nearing its final […]
TPS Termination Leaves Thousands of San Diego Haitians in Limbo — as Trump Moves Again on Birthright Citizenship
By The Navarro Report Staff | SAN DIEGO Josiane Valsaint has lived and worked legally in the United States since 2010. Her two children, ages 10 and 12, were born […]
San Diego Homelessness Falls Again, But the Count’s Limits Remain Under Scrutiny
The 2026 Point-in-Time Count shows a second straight annual decline, even as senior homelessness climbs and methodology questions persist. By The Navarro Report Staff | San Diego Desk — August […]