California Primary Election Results

Published

2 years ago

March 5, 2024

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Heather HadwickH. HadwickHadwick Republican

Melissa HuntM. HuntHunt Republican

Cynthia ClickC. ClickClick Democrat

Rusty HicksR. HicksHicks Democrat

Jamie GallagherJ. GallagherGallagherincumbent Republican

Aaron DraperA. DraperDraper Democrat

Cecilia Aguiar-CurryC. Aguiar-CurryAguiar-Curryincumbent Democrat

Uncontested

Joe PattersonJ. PattersonPattersonincumbent Republican

Aabhash GautamA. GautamGautam Republican

Rosanna HerberR. HerberHerber Democrat

Emmanuel AmanforE. AmanforAmanfor Democrat

Josh HooverJ. HooverHooverincumbent Republican

YK ChalamcherlaY. ChalamcherlaChalamcherla Democrat

Caleb HelselC. HelselHelsel Democrat

David TangipaD. TangipaTangipa Republican

Heath FloraH. FloraFloraincumbent Republican

Tami NobrigaT. NobrigaNobriga Other

Stephanie NguyenS. NguyenNguyenincumbent Democrat

Vinaya SinghV. SinghSingh Republican

Lori WilsonL. WilsonWilsonincumbent Democrat

Jeffrey FlackJ. FlackFlack Democrat

Damon ConnollyD. ConnollyConnollyincumbent Democrat

Eryn CervantesE. CervantesCervantes Republican

Edith VillapuduaE. VillapuduaVillapudua Democrat

Rhodesia RansomR. RansomRansom Democrat

Buffy WicksB. WicksWicksincumbent Democrat

Utkarsh JainU. JainJain Republican

Sonia LedoS. LedoLedo Republican

Anamarie FariasA. FariasFarias Democrat

Rebecca Bauer-KahanR. Bauer-KahanBauer-Kahanincumbent Democrat

Joseph RubayJ. RubayRubay Republican

Matt HaneyM. HaneyHaneyincumbent Democrat

Manuel Noris-BarreraM. Noris-BarreraNoris-Barrera Republican

Mia BontaM. BontaBontaincumbent Democrat

Mindy PechenukM. PechenukPechenuk Republican

David LeeD. LeeLee Democrat

Nadia FlamencoN. FlamencoFlamenco Republican

Liz OrtegaL. OrtegaOrtegaincumbent Democrat

Uncontested

Diane PapanD. PapanPapanincumbent Democrat

Mark GilhamM. GilhamGilham Republican

Juan AlanisJ. AlanisAlanisincumbent Republican

Jessica SelfJ. SelfSelf Democrat

Marc BermanM. BermanBermanincumbent Democrat

Lydia KouL. KouKou Democrat

Alex LeeA. LeeLeeincumbent Democrat

Bob BruntonB. BruntonBrunton Republican

Ash KalraA. KalraKalraincumbent Democrat

Lan NgoL. NgoNgo Democrat

Patrick AhrensP. AhrensAhrens Democrat

Sophie SongS. SongSong Republican

Esmeralda SoriaE. SoriaSoriaincumbent Democrat

Joanna RoseJ. RoseRose Republican

Gail PellerinG. PellerinPellerinincumbent Democrat

Liz LawlerL. LawlerLawler Republican

Robert RivasR. RivasRivasincumbent Democrat

J.W. PaineJ. PainePaine Republican

Dawn AddisD. AddisAddisincumbent Democrat

Dalila EppersonD. EppersonEpperson Republican

Joaquin ArambulaJ. ArambulaArambulaincumbent Democrat

Solomon VerduzcoS. VerduzcoVerduzco Republican

Vince FongV. FongFongincumbent Republican

Uncontested

Xavier AvilaX. AvilaAvila Republican

Hipolito CerrosH. CerrosCerros Democrat

Tom LackeyT. LackeyLackeyincumbent Republican

Ricardo OrtegaR. OrtegaOrtega Democrat

Jasmeet BainsJ. BainsBainsincumbent Democrat

Robert RosasR. RosasRosas Republican

Edgard GarciaE. GarciaGarcia Democrat

Jeff GonzalezJ. GonzalezGonzalez Republican

Gregg HartG. HartHartincumbent Democrat

Sari DominguesS. DominguesDomingues Republican

Steve BennettS. BennettBennettincumbent Democrat

Deborah BaberD. BaberBaber Republican

Juan VenturaJ. VenturaVenturaincumbent Democrat

Paul MarshP. MarshMarsh Republican

Pilar SchiavoP. SchiavoSchiavoincumbent Democrat

Patrick GipsonP. GipsonGipson Republican

John HarabedianJ. HarabedianHarabedian Democrat

Jed LeanoJ. LeanoLeano Democrat

Jacqui IrwinJ. IrwinIrwinincumbent Democrat

Ted NordblumT. NordblumNordblum Republican

Victoria GarciaV. GarciaGarcia Republican

Walter GarciaW. GarciaGarcia Democrat

Ed HanE. HanHan Democrat

Carmenita HelligarC. HelligarHelligar Democrat

James RamosJ. RamosRamosincumbent Democrat

Uncontested

Jesse GabrielJ. GabrielGabrielincumbent Democrat

Tracey SchroederT. SchroederSchroeder Republican

Greg WallisG. WallisWallisincumbent Republican

Christy HolstegeC. HolstegeHolstege Democrat

Blanca RubioB. RubioRubioincumbent Democrat

Brian TabatabaiB. TabatabaiTabatabai Democrat

Mike FongM. FongFongincumbent Democrat

Long LiuL. LiuLiu Republican

Robert GarciaR. GarciaGarcia Democrat

DeJonae ShawD. ShawShaw Democrat

Rick ZburR. ZburZburincumbent 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. BryanBryanincumbent Democrat

Keith CascioK. CascioCascio Republican

Lisa CalderonL. CalderonCalderonincumbent Democrat

Natasha SerranoN. SerranoSerrano Republican

Greg AkiliG. AkiliAkili Democrat

Dulce VasquezD. VasquezVasquez Democrat

Leticia CastilloL. CastilloCastillo Republican

Clarissa CervantesC. CervantesCervantes Democrat

Phillip ChenP. ChenChenincumbent Republican

Dave ObrandD. ObrandObrand Democrat

Corey JacksonC. JacksonJacksonincumbent Democrat

Ron EdwardsR. EdwardsEdwards Republican

Tina McKinnorT. McKinnorMcKinnorincumbent Democrat

Al HernandezA. HernandezHernandez Republican

Paul JonesP. JonesJones Republican

Maria EstradaM. EstradaEstrada Democrat

Bill EssayliB. EssayliEssayliincumbent Republican

Chris ShoultsC. ShoultsShoults Democrat

Blanca PachecoB. PachecoPachecoincumbent Democrat

Raul OrtizR. OrtizOrtiz Republican

Mike GipsonM. GipsonGipsonincumbent Democrat

Uncontested

Al MuratsuchiA. MuratsuchiMuratsuchiincumbent Democrat

George BarksG. BarksBarks Republican

Sharon Quirk-SilvaS. Quirk-SilvaQuirk-Silvaincumbent Democrat

Elizabeth CulverE. CulverCulver Republican

Avelino ValenciaA. ValenciaValenciaincumbent Democrat

Mike TardifM. TardifTardif Republican

Josh LowenthalJ. LowenthalLowenthalincumbent Democrat

Joshua RodriguezJ. RodriguezRodriguez Republican

Tri TaT. TaTaincumbent Republican

Jimmy PhamJ. PhamPham Democrat

Kate SanchezK. SanchezSanchezincumbent Republican

Gary KephartG. KephartKephart Democrat

Diane DixonD. DixonDixonincumbent Republican

Dom JonesD. JonesJones Democrat

Cottie Petrie-NorrisC. Petrie-NorrisPetrie-Norrisincumbent Democrat

Hengameh AbrahamH. AbrahamAbraham Republican

Laurie DaviesL. DaviesDaviesincumbent 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. BoernerBoernerincumbent Democrat

James BrowneJ. BrowneBrowne Republican

Chris WardC. WardWardincumbent Democrat

Uncontested

Racquel VasquezR. VasquezVasquez Democrat

LaShae Sharp-CollinsL. Sharp-CollinsSharp-Collins Democrat

David AlvarezD. AlvarezAlvarezincumbent Democrat

Michael WilliamsM. WilliamsWilliams Republican

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Utah woman missing for nearly a week from central California

Published

1 hour ago

November 13, 2025

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Utah woman missing for nearly a week from central California

SALT LAKE CITY — A Utah woman has been reported missing for nearly a week from a county in central California.

The Santa Cruz County Sheriff’s Office said Danielle Staley, 35, of Holladay, was last seen near Rio Del Mar State Beach last Thursday night, Nov. 6.

She stands about 5-foot-6, with blond hair, and was last seen wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and leopard-print leggings, police said.

According to Zach West, spokesperson for the sheriff’s office, Staley had been traveling with a friend for over a month — the pair arrived in the Santa Cruz area, near Aptos Beach in Rio Del Mar about a week ago.

On the night of Nov. 6, about 11:30 p.m., Staley and her friend had met some people at the beach and had a bonfire; the friend somehow separated from the group, and Staley couldn’t be found the next day, though her belongings were still on the beach, West said.

The woman hasn’t had contact with her family or friends, which West said was “out of character for her.”

Detectives are trying to piece together and identify others who were at the beach; they are also working with local businesses to scour surveillance footage that may present some clues, according to West.

He said numerous people have called claiming to have seen Staley, and detectives intend to follow up on those tips.

As of now, police said they don’t have any indication that she has traveled outside of the county, so the Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Office is the only agency investigating right now.

Staley’s friend is said to be cooperating with police.

Those with information are asked to call the Santa Cruz Sheriff’s Office at 831-471-1121.

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Thousands advised to stay indoors in California, Oregon, Arizona

Published

20 hours ago

November 12, 2025

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Thousands advised to stay indoors in California, Oregon, Arizona

Parts of three states face potentially unhealthy levels of air pollution early Wednesday, a live map from AirNow shows.

The map shows multiple pockets of fine particle (PM2.5) pollution in the “unhealthy” category. In Arizona, the pocket is centered around Payson, while another area is located along the border between California and Oregon, encompassing parts of Red Rock Valley, Butte Valley, Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge, Langell Valley, Spring Lake Valley, and areas around Klamath Falls.

At these air-quality levels, the Environmental Protection Agency advises that sensitive groups avoid long or intense outdoor activities and consider moving or rescheduling them indoors. The EPA also recommends the remainder of the population to reduce long or intense activities, and to take more breaks during outdoor activities.

Why It Matters

Officials and experts say that deteriorating air quality heightens health risks for vulnerable populations, such as older adults, children and individuals with respiratory illnesses.

What To Know

AirNow—an air quality data resource—is a partnership between the EPA, National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, and other agencies.

The Air Quality Index measures air pollution on a scale from 0 to 301 and above:

0—50 (Green): Good—Air quality is satisfactory, and air pollution poses little or no risk.
51—100 (Yellow): Moderate—Air quality is acceptable. However, there may be a risk for some people, particularly those who are unusually sensitive to air pollution.
101—150 (Orange): Unhealthy for Sensitive Groups—Members of sensitive groups may experience health effects. The general public is less likely to be affected.
151—200 (Red): Unhealthy—Some members of the general public may experience health effects; members of sensitive groups may experience more serious health effects.
201—300 (Purple): Very Unhealthy—Health alert. The risk of health effects is increased for everyone.
301 and higher (Maroon): Hazardous—Health warning of emergency conditions. Everyone is more likely to be affected.

What People Are Saying

The EPA says on its website: “The size of particles is directly linked to their potential for causing health problems. Small particles less than 10 micrometers in diameter pose the greatest problems, because they can get deep into your lungs, and some may even get into your bloodstream.

“Exposure to such particles can affect both your lungs and your heart. Numerous scientific studies have linked particle pollution exposure to a variety of problems, including:

premature death in people with heart or lung disease
nonfatal heart attacks
irregular heartbeat
aggravated asthma
decreased lung function
increased respiratory symptoms, such as irritation of the airways, coughing or difficulty breathing.

“People with heart or lung diseases, children, older adults, minority populations, and low socioeconomic status populations are the most likely to be affected by particle pollution exposure, either because they are more sensitive or may have higher exposures.”

What Happens Next

AirNow’s map is regularly updated.

Update, 11/12/2025, 5:01 a.m. ET: This article was updated with additional information.

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California Upsets No. 14 Louisville Cardinals in Overtime Thriller

Published

4 days ago

November 9, 2025

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California Upsets No. 14 Louisville Cardinals in Overtime Thriller

California quarterback Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele threw for a career-high 323 passing yards against the No. 14 Louisville Cardinals on Nov. 8, 2025. (Courtesy: Cal Athletics)

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.