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California dad charged with stabbing wife to death months after judge freed him on bail over prosecutors’ objections in domestic violence case
A Northern California man free on $1,000 bail in a domestic violence case allegedly stabbed his wife to death at their home, leaving three children without their mother, prosecutors said. Officers forced their way into Concord home Thomas John Iovenitti, 40, was charged with murder and dissuading a witness from reporting a crime in the...
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Incumbents hold leads in Stockton area Assembly races
Incumbents Heath Flora and Rhodesia Ransom appeared firmly in control of their California Assembly races as updated vote totals continued to favor both candidates As of Nov. 9, Flora led challenger Matthew Adams in the Assembly District 9 race, 56.9% to 43.1%. In Assembly District 13, Ransom held 66.7% of the vote, while challenger Tom Patti had 33.3%. Adams was not ready to concede in a Nov. 9 interview with The Stockton Record, saying he was "waiting on the next release." Patti, meanwhile, thanked his supporters in a Nov. 9 statement to The Stockton Record and attributed his apparent loss to a broader trend he saw in the midterm elections nationwide. "We clearly see that the country and the region have chosen to go a certain path," Patti said. "The results are the results." Ransom was hopeful in a Nov. 5 statement. "I’m grateful for everyone across District 13 who has stood with us and believed in the work we’re doing," Ransom said. "As votes continue to come in, I’m encouraged by the support we’re seeing and proud of what we’ve accomplished over the past two years." More: Election results for key San Joaquin County races District 9 includes parts
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Padilla still leads Stockton City Council D1 race, election results show
Stockton City Council District 1 incumbent Michele Padilla could be heading toward reelection, according to the latest election results posted Friday. Padilla, who took the council seat in 2023, is running against retired law enforcement officer Tamica Small , who vowed to bring accountability, consistency and cooperation if elected. As of 5:17 p.m. Friday, semi-official election results showed Padilla with 57.10% of the vote, while Small had 42.90%. The San Joaquin County Registrar of Voters said 167,288 ballots had been counted out of 415,611 registered voters, representing a turnout of 40.3%. The Registrar of Voters is still counting ballots, meaning the results remain unofficial. In the June primary election, Padilla also led with 4,844 votes, or 49.11%, while Small received 2,722 votes, or 27.60%, according to the official election results. More: Election results for key San Joaquin County races The Stockton City Council is the city's primary legislative body. It approves the city budget, levies taxes and makes or amends city laws, policies and ordinances. The City Council has seven members, including the mayor. The mayor is elected at large, while the other six members are elected from the city's six districts. District 1 is located in the northernmost part
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Election results project changeover on Stockton school board
As election results continue to roll in, the Stockton Unified School District Board of Trustees is shaping up to see some changeover, with challengers solidifying leads over incumbents in two of four races . As of Nov. 9, in the Area 2 trustee race newcomer Alicia Hernandez held a substantial lead over the other candidates with 59.93% of the vote. Incumbent Trustee Patrick Martin was in second with 24.94% of the vote and other challenger Sam Carpenter remained in last with 15.13%. In the Area 7 race, David Padilla held a strong lead over incumbent candidate and former board President Kennetha Stevens, with Padilla holding 58.07% of the vote and Stevens holding 41.93%. In the Area 5 race, incumbent candidate Donald Donaire lead with 54.48% of the vote over challenger Malina Sanchez. More: Election results for key San Joaquin County races In the race for Area 6 trustee, incumbent candidate and current board President Sofia Colón widened her lead over challenger Christina McBrian, holding 53.95% of the vote. Colón told the Stockton Record she felt confident about winning the Area 6 race and was "happy with the way voter turnout is coming along." McBrian said she was "surprised I got