The quest for a municipal bank has been official city policy for several years, and a goal of San Francisco progressives. San Francisco’s first-ever public bank measure in tight race, but trending up
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Voters want to keep Sunset Dunes around. For real this time.
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Tequila flowed at the regional transit measure campaign party, but what are agencies going to do when the hangover hits?
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Supporters of Democrat Xavier Becerra erupted in cheers at his election night party in West Sacramento after the Associated Press projected him the winner of California's governor's race. The celebration at Drake's: The Barn included chants of his name as Becerra prepares to tack...
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Tech billionaires poured hundreds of millions into the midterms, but it didn’t buy them much.
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Democrats made major gains Tuesday night, reshaping the political landscape for the final two years of President Donald Trump’s term. With every U.S. House seat up for grabs and Senate races in 35 states, control of Congress remained on the line as voters also decided gubernatori...
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The winners will join a board that has grown more aligned with Superintendent Maria Su since the start of this school year.
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Incumbent David Valadao faces Democrat Randy Villegas in one of the most competitive congressional races in the county.
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Democratic gubernatorial candidate Xavier Becerra is projected to win the 2026 California governor's race against Republican Steve Hilton.
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Tuesday was Election Day in the U.S., and across the Bay Area, California and nationwide, voters weighed in on the statewide gubernatorial race, propositions, congressional seats and more....
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Prop. 40 proposes a one-time, 5 percent tax on California billionaires who lived in the state on Jan. 1, 2026. California billionaire tax, Prop. 40, trailing in early results...
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With 81% of the vote counted, Fox News Decision Desk calls the Michigan Senate race for Abdul El-Sayed with 53% of the vote over his Republican opponent, Mike Rogers with 47%....
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Nearly all of the mayor’s ballot measures and preferred candidates broke his way, adding to a June rout and tightening his grip on City Hall.
