KTLA · Los Angeles, CA
UPDATE: Nithya Raman holds a three-point lead over incumbent Mayor Karen Bass with nearly 800,000 votes counted. ————– Follow live election results in the race for Los Angeles mayor between incumbent Karen Bass and City Councilwoman Nithya Raman. This page also features results from the races for L.A. County sheriff and L.A. city controller, as well as City Council districts and local measures. Results will update as votes are counted and reported by The Associated Press. Refresh this page for the latest numbers. Bass, 73, took office in 2022 after serving in the California State Assembly and U.S. House of Representatives. On her first day, she declared a state of emergency over homelessness and launched her ambitious and costly Inside Safe program, which aims to bring people off the streets, place them in temporary housing and eventually move them into permanent housing. According to the L.A.
California State Portal | CA.gov · San Mateo, CA
News Oct 23, 2026 What you need to know: Governor Newsom announces $300,000 in rewards are available for the unsolved murders of Michelle Matteucci in Daly City, Gurmej Atwal and Surinder Singh in Elk Grove, John Graves in Fresno, Darnell Smith in San Diego, Eduardo Lira in Santa Paula, and Estevan Mejia in South El Monte. SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the availability of four $50,000 rewards for information leading to an arrest and conviction for the murders of Michelle Matteucci in Daly City; Gurmej Atwal and Surinder Singh in Elk Grove; John Graves in Fresno; Darnell Smith in San Diego; Eduardo Lira in Santa Paula; and Estevan Mejia in South El Monte. Every family deserves answers when a loved one is taken by violence. For the families of Michelle Matteucci, Gurmej Atwal, Surinder Singh, John Graves, Darnell Smith, Eduardo Lira, and Estevan Mejia, may they soon have the justice they deserve.
NBC Bay Area · Santa Clara, CA
🗳️ Return to our main election results page for key races to watch What to Know In San Jose, incumbents Peter Ortiz and Bien Doan are up for re-election in Districts 5 and 7, respectively, and there's an open seat in District 9. Voters will decide mayoral races in Milpitas, Morgan Hill and Santa Clara. Santa Clara County measures include several education parcel taxes. 🗳️ View more county results: Alameda | Contra Costa | Marin | Napa | San Francisco | San Mateo | Solano | Sonoma 🗳️ View latest state results: State offices | Propositions | State Senate and Assembly | House of Representatives Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are Santa Clara County voters will vote on several measures, with several aimed at boosting school facilities via parcel taxes. Mayors in four county cities are also up for election. Here's a look at top races in the county. Results will update after polls close at 8 p.m. Tuesday.
KSBY News · Paso Robles, CA
Change is coming to Paso Robles City Hall. Mayor John Hamon is not seeking another term, leaving three candidates competing to replace him, while two sitting councilmembers are hoping to keep their seats. All of this means that voters could reshape the city’s leadership this November. The three candidates vying to fill the city’s top seat are Bill Britton, Dr. Faith Frankel, and Chris Rogalla. “I feel like all the experiences I’ve had, all the things I’ve done, really are what we need in Paso Robles to help us kind of adjust, get ready for the future, listen to people and take care of what we’re doing and focus in on just Paso Robles,” said Paso Robles mayoral candidate Bill Britton. Britton, 70, comes to the race with a background in both the military and technology. He served 20 years in the U.S. Air Force and was assigned in California four different times.
Paso Robles Daily News · Local
Photo from Facebook Frankel leads mayor’s race, Measure G-26 bond trails in early returns – Faith Frankel leads the race for Paso Robles mayor, and the Paso Robles Joint Unified School District’s Measure G-26 bond is falling short of the vote it needs to pass, according to unofficial results the San Luis Obispo County Clerk-Recorder’s Office released early Wednesday morning. The fourth update of unofficial election results, posted at 1:47 a.m. Nov. 4, includes all 153 precincts in the county. Countywide, 68,521 of 183,042 registered voters had ballots counted, a turnout of 37.43%. That includes 60,893 vote-by-mail ballots and 7,628 ballots cast at polling places. More mail ballots remain to be counted, and the county has until Dec. 3 to certify the results. Mayor In the mayor’s race, Frankel has 2,822 votes (45.11%), Bill Britton has 2,689 (42.98%), and Chris Rogalla has 745 (11.91%).
capradio.org · Local
By Ryan Sabalow, CalMatters This story was originally published by CalMatters. Sign up for their newsletters. It happens in close races in almost every major election. Early California returns show Republicans winning or at least faring better than expected. Then, as votes are counted over the following days, the tallies shift in Democrats’ favor. This “blue shift” or “red mirage” isn’t a result of California Democrats “finding votes” or rigging elections, as President Donald Trump and his supporters have repeatedly claimed. Trump and his allies in the federal government are already laying the groundwork for questioning the election results as they embark on an unprecedented attack on California’s elections, setting up what could be a showdown over the fundamentals of American democracy. Experts urge you not to be fooled by their claims of “rigged” elections based on early returns.
