Polls closed at 8 p.m. for the California 2026 Primary and results have begun to trickle in. Follow live updates to learn which candidates are headed to the runoff in November.
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Two Republicans, two Democrats and an independent are running for the seat, which is currently held by a Republican. The 2026 election could change the balance on the Board of Supervisors. -
California’s 48th Congressional District is one Democrats are hoping to flip as they aim to retake control of the House of Representatives in the midterm elections. -
A cross-border brush fire that erupted Monday in remote, rugged terrain near Tecate Peak continued to spread Tuesday, scorching hundreds of open acres and prompting evacuation warnings. -
Some elected offices are pit stops. California’s lieutenant governor is one of them. -
A quiet primary race for state superintendent of public instruction is winding down Tuesday, with no clear front-runner emerging from a wide field of well-qualified candidates for California’s top schools job. -
In her second year as San Diego poet laureate, Paola Capó-García continues bringing poetry and expression to every corner of the region — and wants more people to feel welcome in the world of poetry. -
In San Diego County, more than 470,000 mail-in ballots and about 14,000 in-person ballots had been returned by Tuesday morning. -
June 1-7 is CPR and AED Awareness Week. -
Californians finish voting Tuesday for who they think can best tackle one of the toughest jobs in the state: insurance commissioner. -
California Democrats are targeting a handful of vulnerable GOP state legislators in hopes of flipping their seats blue.
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