SANDAG’s latest commute report shows a 5 percent annual dip in cycling — but the eight-corridor sample and a 17 percent gain since 2019 complicate that headline. By The Navarro […]
SAN DIEGO: UC San Diego Ends Decade-Long Border Patrol Partnership After Student Pressure
By The Navarro Report UC San Diego is walking away from a federal grant program that funded campus police overtime for Border Patrol operations, ending a partnership that had operated […]
San Diego Reverses Course on Balboa Park Parking Fees, But Zoo Keeps Charging Non-Residents
By Jose E. Navarro, MBA | The Navarro Report SAN DIEGO — The city of San Diego is set to make parking free again at most of its Balboa Park […]
Every Seat San Diego Voters Will Decide This November
The Navarro Report | San Diego August 1, 2026 San Diegans will find a fuller ballot than usual when they vote on November 3, with four City Council seats, a […]
F-35 Fighter Jet Crashes Near MCAS Miramar, Pilot Ejects Safely
The Navarro Report | San Diego July 31, 2026 An F-35 fighter jet crashed in an open field near Marine Corps Air Station Miramar on Friday, sparking a small fire […]
Four San Diego City Council Seats Head to November Runoff
The Navarro Report | San Diego Desk — July 30, 2026 Four of the nine seats on the San Diego City Council are on the ballot this fall, with voters […]
Beneath Hillcrest’s New Promenade, a Century-Old Flooding Problem Gets Fixed
The Navarro Report | San Diego July 29, 2026 Residents of Hillcrest have watched the Normal Street Promenade take shape for months, framing it as a bike lane and park […]
San Diego Names Its First Beach for the Kumeyaay. The Symbolism Comes With Real Institutional Weight.
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego Affairs San Diego — July 28, 2026 The Port of San Diego’s Board of Port Commissioners voted unanimously on […]
Hall H Is Full Again. What Comic-Con’s 60th Anniversary Actually Means for San Diego’s Bottom Line
By Jose E. Navarro | The Navarro Report | San Diego Affairs San Diego — July 27, 2026 San Diego Comic-Con marked its 60th anniversary over the weekend with a […]
Four San Diego City Council Seats Head to November After a Crowded June Primary
SAN DIEGO — Four of San Diego’s nine City Council seats are on the ballot this year, and the results of the June primary have already reshaped who will be […]