California
California Primary Election Results
Heather HadwickH. HadwickHadwick Republican
Melissa HuntM. HuntHunt Republican
Cynthia ClickC. ClickClick Democrat
Rusty HicksR. HicksHicks Democrat
Jamie GallagherJ. GallagherGallagher*incumbent Republican
Aaron DraperA. DraperDraper Democrat
Cecilia Aguiar-CurryC. Aguiar-CurryAguiar-Curry*incumbent Democrat
Joe PattersonJ. PattersonPatterson*incumbent Republican
Aabhash GautamA. GautamGautam Republican
Rosanna HerberR. HerberHerber Democrat
Emmanuel AmanforE. AmanforAmanfor Democrat
Josh HooverJ. HooverHoover*incumbent Republican
YK ChalamcherlaY. ChalamcherlaChalamcherla Democrat
Caleb HelselC. HelselHelsel Democrat
David TangipaD. TangipaTangipa Republican
Heath FloraH. FloraFlora*incumbent Republican
Tami NobrigaT. NobrigaNobriga Other
Stephanie NguyenS. NguyenNguyen*incumbent Democrat
Vinaya SinghV. SinghSingh Republican
Lori WilsonL. WilsonWilson*incumbent Democrat
Jeffrey FlackJ. FlackFlack Democrat
Damon ConnollyD. ConnollyConnolly*incumbent Democrat
Eryn CervantesE. CervantesCervantes Republican
Edith VillapuduaE. VillapuduaVillapudua Democrat
Rhodesia RansomR. RansomRansom Democrat
Buffy WicksB. WicksWicks*incumbent Democrat
Utkarsh JainU. JainJain Republican
Sonia LedoS. LedoLedo Republican
Anamarie FariasA. FariasFarias Democrat
Rebecca Bauer-KahanR. Bauer-KahanBauer-Kahan*incumbent Democrat
Joseph RubayJ. RubayRubay Republican
Matt HaneyM. HaneyHaney*incumbent Democrat
Manuel Noris-BarreraM. Noris-BarreraNoris-Barrera Republican
Mia BontaM. BontaBonta*incumbent Democrat
Mindy PechenukM. PechenukPechenuk Republican
David LeeD. LeeLee Democrat
Nadia FlamencoN. FlamencoFlamenco Republican
Liz OrtegaL. OrtegaOrtega*incumbent Democrat
Diane PapanD. PapanPapan*incumbent Democrat
Mark GilhamM. GilhamGilham Republican
Juan AlanisJ. AlanisAlanis*incumbent Republican
Jessica SelfJ. SelfSelf Democrat
Marc BermanM. BermanBerman*incumbent Democrat
Lydia KouL. KouKou Democrat
Alex LeeA. LeeLee*incumbent Democrat
Bob BruntonB. BruntonBrunton Republican
Ash KalraA. KalraKalra*incumbent Democrat
Lan NgoL. NgoNgo Democrat
Patrick AhrensP. AhrensAhrens Democrat
Sophie SongS. SongSong Republican
Esmeralda SoriaE. SoriaSoria*incumbent Democrat
Joanna RoseJ. RoseRose Republican
Gail PellerinG. PellerinPellerin*incumbent Democrat
Liz LawlerL. LawlerLawler Republican
Robert RivasR. RivasRivas*incumbent Democrat
J.W. PaineJ. PainePaine Republican
Dawn AddisD. AddisAddis*incumbent Democrat
Dalila EppersonD. EppersonEpperson Republican
Joaquin ArambulaJ. ArambulaArambula*incumbent Democrat
Solomon VerduzcoS. VerduzcoVerduzco Republican
Vince FongV. FongFong*incumbent Republican
Xavier AvilaX. AvilaAvila Republican
Hipolito CerrosH. CerrosCerros Democrat
Tom LackeyT. LackeyLackey*incumbent Republican
Ricardo OrtegaR. OrtegaOrtega Democrat
Jasmeet BainsJ. BainsBains*incumbent Democrat
Robert RosasR. RosasRosas Republican
Edgard GarciaE. GarciaGarcia Democrat
Jeff GonzalezJ. GonzalezGonzalez Republican
Gregg HartG. HartHart*incumbent Democrat
Sari DominguesS. DominguesDomingues Republican
Steve BennettS. BennettBennett*incumbent Democrat
Deborah BaberD. BaberBaber Republican
Juan VenturaJ. VenturaVentura*incumbent Democrat
Paul MarshP. MarshMarsh Republican
Pilar SchiavoP. SchiavoSchiavo*incumbent Democrat
Patrick GipsonP. GipsonGipson Republican
John HarabedianJ. HarabedianHarabedian Democrat
Jed LeanoJ. LeanoLeano Democrat
Jacqui IrwinJ. IrwinIrwin*incumbent Democrat
Ted NordblumT. NordblumNordblum Republican
Victoria GarciaV. GarciaGarcia Republican
Walter GarciaW. GarciaGarcia Democrat
Ed HanE. HanHan Democrat
Carmenita HelligarC. HelligarHelligar Democrat
James RamosJ. RamosRamos*incumbent Democrat
Jesse GabrielJ. GabrielGabriel*incumbent Democrat
Tracey SchroederT. SchroederSchroeder Republican
Greg WallisG. WallisWallis*incumbent Republican
Christy HolstegeC. HolstegeHolstege Democrat
Blanca RubioB. RubioRubio*incumbent Democrat
Brian TabatabaiB. TabatabaiTabatabai Democrat
Mike FongM. FongFong*incumbent Democrat
Long LiuL. LiuLiu Republican
Robert GarciaR. GarciaGarcia Democrat
DeJonae ShawD. ShawShaw Democrat
Rick ZburR. ZburZbur*incumbent Democrat
Stephan HohilS. HohilHohil Republican
David GironD. GironGiron Democrat
Carlos LeonC. LeonLeon Democrat
Carlos GoytiaC. GoytiaGoytia Democrat
Javier HernandezJ. HernandezHernandez Democrat
Mark GonzalezM. GonzalezGonzalez Democrat
Elaine AlanizE. AlanizAlaniz Republican
Isaac BryanI. BryanBryan*incumbent Democrat
Keith CascioK. CascioCascio Republican
Lisa CalderonL. CalderonCalderon*incumbent Democrat
Natasha SerranoN. SerranoSerrano Republican
Greg AkiliG. AkiliAkili Democrat
Dulce VasquezD. VasquezVasquez Democrat
Leticia CastilloL. CastilloCastillo Republican
Clarissa CervantesC. CervantesCervantes Democrat
Phillip ChenP. ChenChen*incumbent Republican
Dave ObrandD. ObrandObrand Democrat
Corey JacksonC. JacksonJackson*incumbent Democrat
Ron EdwardsR. EdwardsEdwards Republican
Tina McKinnorT. McKinnorMcKinnor*incumbent Democrat
Al HernandezA. HernandezHernandez Republican
Paul JonesP. JonesJones Republican
Maria EstradaM. EstradaEstrada Democrat
Bill EssayliB. EssayliEssayli*incumbent Republican
Chris ShoultsC. ShoultsShoults Democrat
Blanca PachecoB. PachecoPacheco*incumbent Democrat
Raul OrtizR. OrtizOrtiz Republican
Mike GipsonM. GipsonGipson*incumbent Democrat
Al MuratsuchiA. MuratsuchiMuratsuchi*incumbent Democrat
George BarksG. BarksBarks Republican
Sharon Quirk-SilvaS. Quirk-SilvaQuirk-Silva*incumbent Democrat
Elizabeth CulverE. CulverCulver Republican
Avelino ValenciaA. ValenciaValencia*incumbent Democrat
Mike TardifM. TardifTardif Republican
Josh LowenthalJ. LowenthalLowenthal*incumbent Democrat
Joshua RodriguezJ. RodriguezRodriguez Republican
Tri TaT. TaTa*incumbent Republican
Jimmy PhamJ. PhamPham Democrat
Kate SanchezK. SanchezSanchez*incumbent Republican
Gary KephartG. KephartKephart Democrat
Diane DixonD. DixonDixon*incumbent Republican
Dom JonesD. JonesJones Democrat
Cottie Petrie-NorrisC. Petrie-NorrisPetrie-Norris*incumbent Democrat
Hengameh AbrahamH. AbrahamAbraham Republican
Laurie DaviesL. DaviesDavies*incumbent Republican
Chris DuncanC. DuncanDuncan Democrat
Andrew HayesA. HayesHayes Republican
Kevin JuzaK. JuzaJuza Democrat
Kristie Bruce-LaneK. Bruce-LaneBruce-Lane Republican
Darshana PatelD. PatelPatel Democrat
Tasha BoernerT. BoernerBoerner*incumbent Democrat
James BrowneJ. BrowneBrowne Republican
Chris WardC. WardWard*incumbent Democrat
Racquel VasquezR. VasquezVasquez Democrat
LaShae Sharp-CollinsL. Sharp-CollinsSharp-Collins Democrat
David AlvarezD. AlvarezAlvarez*incumbent Democrat
Michael WilliamsM. WilliamsWilliams Republican
California traveled to Louisville, Ky., in search of a statement win against the No. 14 Louisville Cardinals (7-2, 4-2 ACC), and the Golden Bears (6-4, 3-3 ACC) pulled out all the stops Saturday evening to earn the upset, 29-26, in overtime.
On the first play of the game, California quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele threw a lateral to his slot receiver, Jacob de Jesus, who then connected with Trond Grizzell on a deep 27-yard pass. While the Golden Bears would not score on the drive, their fast and aggressive play early on silenced much of the 51,381 in attendance.
California out-gained Louisville in total yards and offensive plays throughout the entire game. The Golden Bears never once trailed the nationally ranked Cardinals by more than one score, despite entering the game as three-score underdogs, according to many sportsbooks’ odds.
Sagapolutele earned the game-winning touchdown in overtime with a nail-biting throw on fourth down. California’s first-year signal-caller found his favorite target of the evening, de Jesus, who brought in the three-yard reception to close out the game.
De Jesus had a game-high 157 receiving yards and hauled in 16 of 23 passes in which he was targeted. His 16 receptions tie Geoff McArthur’s school record for receptions by a receiver in a single game.
In his post-game press conference, Louisville head coach Jeff Brohm praised de Jesus, calling him California’s “best player.”
“… Even at the end, to allow their best player to be one-on-one for an easy throw in the corner… you know, we need to coach better; we need to play better,” Coach Brohm said.
Sagapolutele completed 30 out of 47 passes attempted and racked up 323 passing yards—both career highs. In addition to the game-decider, the quarterback threw his first touchdown of the game in the first quarter, a 20-yard bomb to tight end Landon Morris.
The last time California beat a nationally ranked, top-25 team was on Dec. 5, 2020, when the Golden Bears upset the No. 20 Oregon Ducks, 21-17, for their first win in the 2020 college football season.
With the win, California is now eligible for a post-season bowl bid.
CALIFORNIA (AZFamily) — The mother of a missing California girl has been arrested on charges unrelated to her daughter’s disappearance, but the child still has yet to be found.
FBI Los Angeles announced that 40-year-old Ashlee Buzzard was taken into custody on Friday. However, the whereabouts of her daughter, 9-year-old Melodee Buzzard, remain unknown.
Melodee and Ashlee reportedly went on a road trip as far as Nebraska in a rental white Chevrolet Malibu last month, detectives say. Federal authorities say Melodee and her mother may have passed through Interstate 15 in Littlefield, Arizona while on the drive.
Detectives say Ashlee was arrested for a recent incident where she allegedly prevented a victim from leaving against their will. Authorities say this crime is not connected to the ongoing search for Melodee.
“Although this arrest occurred during the course of the missing person investigation, it is not directly related to Melodee’s disappearance. Sheriff’s detectives remain fully focused on locating Melodee and confirming her safety,” FBI Los Angeles said in a statement.
Ashlee was booked for a felony charge of false imprisonment. She is being held at a jail in Santa Maria, California, with bail set at $100,000.
Melodee was photographed at a rental car agency on Oct. 7, wearing a wig and a hoodie.
The young girl has brown eyes and brown, curly hair that may be straightened or covered with a dark wig. She is between four and four-and-a-half feet tall, weighing between 60 and 100 pounds.
Anyone with information about Melodee is asked to contact detectives at (805) 681-4150 or submit an anonymous tip at (805) 681-4171.
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Home Ronald and Nancy Reagan commissioned as California Governor’s Mansion hits the market
A Carmichael home that was originally designed to be California’s official Governor’s Mansion is now up for sale.
The mid-century modern home, located at 2300 California Avenue, was built in 1975 after being commissioned by Ronald and Nancy Reagan to replace the aging governor’s mansion at 16th and H streets in Sacramento.
By the time construction was finished, Reagan had already left office. His successor, Jerry Brown, declined to move in – famously dismissing the Carmichael residence as the “Taj Mahal.”
No California governor ever called the mansion home, with the property being sold to a private citizen in 1983.
A time capsule installed at the property recognizes the home’s history. The capsule is scheduled to be opened on July 4, 2076.
Now, as of Oct. 16, the Carmichael home has hit the market with a list price of $7.5 million. The property spans 4.3 acres that overlook the American River, with the home featuring a total of 8 bedrooms, 8 bathrooms, and 2 half bathrooms.
“You can really feel the history here,” said realtor Hattie Coleman in a statement.
The Carmichael home last sold in 2004 for $4.1 million.
The East Sacramento home Reagan lived in for much of his time as California governor was designated as a historic landmark in 2024.
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