Polls in California close at 8 p.m. on Tuesday, November 3. Follow along here for real-time statewide results from AP and NPR.
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Caroline Feraday/KCLUWe have been voting on propositions covering everything from housing and healthcare to voter ID, environmental protections and taxes on billionaires, which shape how California will look for the future. -
Lance Orozco/KCLUThe draft NOAA report calls on state agencies to make concessions on SpaceX and oil production controversies.
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Voters didn't say no to any of the more than dozen ballot measures, although some are still on the bubble over getting the needed percentage to pass. -
Ricardo Valencia and Maribel Aguilera both seek Santa Barbara County's Fifth District supervisorial seat. -
Deborah Klein Lopez wins open 42nd District Assembly seat. -
Jacqui Irwin heads to Congress for first time following victory in 26th Congressional District race. -
Officials say the water is safe to use, despite an unusual taste and smell. -
The cleanup collected 40 propane tanks, 15 car batteries, and other trash. -
The $33 million project will replace the existing Highway 1 bridge over the Santa Maria River.
Everything you need to know about the Nov. 3 election.
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