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News photos: California tourist railroad introduces America 250 locomotive

WEST SACRAMENTO, Calif. — It’s never too late for another America 250 locomotive. The River Fox Train, an excursion operation in Yolo County, this week introduced a new America 250 locomotive, a wrapped genset unit featuring the U.S. and California flags, a depiction of the Sacramento skyline and Tower Bridge, and America 250 branding. The [...] Read More...

Yolo County, CA · 5h

folsomtimes.com

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Retired Army Sgt. Major named Grand Marshal of Folsom Veterans Day Parade

Susan DeMasters, whose four decades of military and federal service took her around the world, will lead the city’s 26th annual parade Nov. 11. From joining the California Army National Guard as a teenager to helping mobilize more than 22,000 soldiers following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, retired U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Susan DeMasters has spent much of her life serving her country. Now, after more than four decades of military and federal service and years of continued involvement with veterans organizations, she will receive a special hometown honor as Folsom prepares for its annual Veterans Day celebration.

Folsom, CA · 2d

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Midterms 2026: latest local election results

By Sara Beth Williams– — Voters went to the poles Tuesday, Nov. 3 to cast their votes for multiple races across the county and state of California. Below are local election results specifically impacting or relating to Citrus Heights, as well as voting results from other regional elections.

Citrus Heights, CA · 23h

The Sacramento Bee

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Diwali celebrations on in Sacramento, despite state holiday legal challenges

For communities across Sacramento and California, Diwali — the ancient Hindu Festival of Lights — comes with its joyful tradition of illumination to symbolize good over evil, but this year’s celebration is marked with a shadow of disappointment. Diwali will be celebrated on Sunday, Nov. 8, honoring lightness over darkness and knowledge over ignorance with joyful lights and bountiful feasts. More than a billion people of various faiths across India, southern Asia and the global diaspora celebrate Diwali annually. Celebrants had hoped it would be a state holiday, as well. Following the passage of Assembly Bill 268 last year, Diwali was supposed to be celebrated as such in California for the first time this November. However, legal challenges halted the law’s enforcement, leaving Diwali out of official celebrations in 2026. The governor’s office has appealed the decision and litigation is still pending. Regardless of its standing as a state holiday, the celebration goes on. “We have seen (the holiday law’s legal challenge), but it did not impact us,” according to Bhaskar Vempati, who organized a Diwali event in Rancho Cordova. “We thank California for the official recognition. It’s a powerful message that our culture is valued, and also that California

Sacramento, CA · 2d

The Sacramento Bee

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Roseville City Council results: Who leads in the 2nd and 4th districts?

Four candidates are competing for two open seats on the Roseville City Council Tuesday, with voters in the city’s 2nd and 4th districts choosing replacements for departing council members. As of 8:02 p.m., Anne Carpenter had 62% of the vote in the 2nd District, compared with 37% for David Nelson, according to unofficial Placer County election results . In the 4th District, Rick Bartee had 72% of the vote, while Michael Dean Franks had 27%. The initial results reflect ballots mailed before Election Day, with additional votes remaining to be counted. Neither race has an incumbent. Councilmember Pauline Roccucci is leaving the 2nd District seat, while Councilmember Krista Bernasconi is departing the 4th District. Roseville City Council 2nd District Carpenter and Nelson are competing to represent a district that includes downtown Roseville and some of the city’s oldest neighborhoods, including Roseville Heights, Hillcrest and Sierra Gardens. Carpenter is a senior account adviser at ATS Communications and has served on the Placer County Parks and Open Spaces Commission. She also has been president of Roseville Community Crime Stoppers and a board member of the Roseville Police Activities League. Nelson is the founder and CEO of Capitol Regions Consulting and serves on

Roseville, CA · 2d

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In Placer County, a Republican wave stopped at the school board door

Placer County voted red at the top of the ballot this week. Early results show Republican Steve Hilton carried the county in the governor’s race with almost 53%. Nearly every Republican running for statewide office won there too, most by similar margins. In the 3rd Congressional District, Republican Robb Tucker beat Democrat Ami Bera in the Placer portion of the district by more than 12 points.

Placer County, CA · 1d

The Sacramento Bee

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Sacramento woman ‘mortified' by voting charge as feds arrest dozens ahead of election

Meryll Quirong Costi was mortified, her lawyer said, as she sat in federal court with her legs shackled together, wearing orange pants and a white T-shirt emblazoned with the word “Prisoner” across the back. A lawful permanent resident of the United States but not a citizen, Costi was among 12 people in California arrested or charged by federal authorities on Monday with allegedly registering to vote or voting as a noncitizen, misdemeanor offenses punishable by up to one year in prison. The arrests and charges, among 63 announced by federal prosecutors nationwide, came just a day before pivotal midterm elections that will decide control of the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives. Last month, federal authorities arrested or charged 28 lawful permanent residents in California with similar misdemeanors. Several were also charged with immigration violations, including felonies. Separately, San Luis Obispo County District Attorney Dan Dow filed charges of voter registration fraud, fraudulent voting and perjury against a man and said he was considering similar charges against 16 others. The timing of the prosecutions — one day before the midterm elections — raises questions, said Costi’s attorney, Kyle Knapp. “I understand what the allegations are against my client, but both

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The Sacramento Bee

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With two-thirds support needed to pass, Sacramento City Unified's Measure M has slim lead

Early returns Tuesday evening showed Measure M, which needs a two-thirds approval to pass, trailing that mark significantly. As of about 10 p.m., 50.6% of counted votes favored the Sacramento City Unified School District’s proposed $95-per-parcel annual tax. The measure is projected to raise about $10 million a year for special education and early intervention programs. What is Measure M Sacramento City Unified spans much of Sacramento south of the American River, reaching east toward Rancho Cordova. If approved, Measure M would charge property owners $95 per parcel each year with exemptions available for some seniors and people receiving disability benefits. The district said the measure would help schools address students’ needs earlier, before those needs call for more intensive and expensive assistance. Measure M comes as SCUSD faces rising special education costs, a challenge shared by districts across California. The district is also grappling with a fiscal crisis with a structural deficit of about $222 million. Who supports it? Several labor groups have endorsed the measure, including the National Education Association, the California Teachers Association and the Sacramento City Teachers Association. Who opposes it? The California Association of Realtors-backed opposition has urged voters to reject Measure M, arguing that

Sacramento, CA · 2d

The Sacramento Bee

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Sac City Unified, opponents react as Measure M remains below two-thirds threshold

With ballots counted from only about 30% of eligible voters in the Sacramento City Unified School District, Measure M was winning a slim majority of early votes but remained far short of the two-thirds support needed to pass. The measure, which would impose an annual $95-per-parcel tax expected to raise about $10 million for SCUSD’s special education and early intervention programs, faced opposition over the added cost to property owners. Nikki Milevsky-Davis, president of the Sacramento City Teachers Association, said the union was encouraged that a majority of votes counted so far supported the measure. By early Wednesday, about 51.6% of votes were in favor of the measure. “It’s unfortunate that a two-thirds requirement will deprive Sac City students of the resources they so richly deserve,” she added. SCTA, along with the California Teachers Association and the National Education Association, supported Measure M as a way to help the district cover its increasing special education costs, a challenge shared by districts across the state. The financially distressed district’s special education costs have become one of its fastest growing expenses, with its unrestricted general fund contribution rising from $73.6 million in 2018-19 to a projected $172.3 million in 2025-26. The district

Sacramento, CA · 1d

FOX40

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Ami Bera secures seat in California’s re-drawn 3rd District

(FOX40.COM) — The race for California’s 3rd Congressional District was heavily shaped by last year’s statewide redistricting effort. Now, early general election results show it switching from red to blue, with Rep. Ami Bera winning reelection in a new seat. Bera, a Democrat who currently represents the 6th Congressional District, faced off against Republican Robb […]

California · 2d

The Sacramento Bee

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Vang says California's 7th District race is ‘still early' as Matsui retains lead

Rep. Doris Matsui, D-Sacramento, has taken the early lead over Sacramento Councilmember Mai Vang for the Sacramento region’s 7th Congressional District seat. As of 10:39 p.m., Matsui had 58.2% of the vote while Vang had 41.8%. About 38% of the district’s expected votes have been counted, according to the Associated Press. Matsui led by slightly less than 10 percentage points in Sacramento County , nearly 29 points in El Dorado County and more than 32 points in San Joaquin County, according to those counted as of 10:30 p.m. The results offer the first glimpse into how voters feel about the contentious, intra-party and generational battle for 7th District, which includes Sacramento’s downtown core and stretches from Lodi to parts of El Dorado County. Political experts have estimated that it may take weeks before a winner is determined. Ahead of the polls closing, Matsui arrived at the Sellands Cafe and Bar on Broadway for her election night party. She said she felt confidence, saying she had campaigned across the district including the newer areas such as Lodi and Placerville. “This race itself tested me in a way that I felt was really good, and I really felt good about where we

Sacramento, CA · 2d

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The Capitol Weekly Election Post-Mortem

Capitol Weekly’s much-anticipated Post-Mortem of the 2026 Election on Thursday was a singular look into the hows and whys of the candidates, propositions and polls that shaped the California election, in particular. More than 20 speakers shared their knowledge with the audience across six panels over the course of...

California · 21h

Valley Roadrunner

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San Diego already killed the mileage tax once—Sacramento wants it back

San Diegans already beat the mileage tax once. We may have to do it again. A few years ago, SANDAG wrote a charge on every mile you drive into the region’s long-range transportation plan. I fought it, and so did thousands of you. People packed meetings, filled in boxes and said plainly that they would not pay a new […] The post San Diego already killed the mileage tax once—Sacramento wants it back first appeared on Valley Roadrunner .

San Diego, CA · 1d

POLITICO

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‘What a waste’: How California’s billionaire tax campaign fell apart

Internal divisions cost the campaign labor allies and left it short of resources to counter a $300 million opposition effort, clouding prospects for similar wealth-tax efforts elsewhere.

California · 11h

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Election Results Put Credit Union Advocacy, Regulatory Oversight In Spotlight At REACH

PALM DESERT, Calif.--With Democrats poised to take control of Congress and new governors preparing to take office in California and Nevada, credit union leaders attending REACH on Wednesday were told the changing political landscape could bring increased regulatory scrutiny, renewed battles over interchange and a greater need for grassroots advocacy.

Nevada · 1d

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Earthquake Swarm Jolts Northern California Near San Andreas Fault

A swarm of minor earthquakes struck northern California near the San Andreas Fault, with experts warning the region remains at high risk for a major quake in the coming years.

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San Francisco Chronicle

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Magnitude 5.0 earthquake strikes off the coast of Northern California

An earthquake of preliminary magnitude 5.0 struck off the coast of Northern California on Wednesday evening.

Northern California, CA · 1d

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See Solano County November 2026 election results

Mike Silva and John Carli face in a runoff in Solano County Board of Supervisors District 4, which covers Vacaville and Dixon. Solano County voters will decide the fate of Measure E, which aims to place a new tax on data centers and battery storage facilities in the unincorporated county areas.

Solano County, CA · 2d

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Commitment to Northern California Remains Strong After Election Results

While last night’s election did not go the way we had hoped, my commitment to the North State has not changed. It has been an honor to serve the hardworking people of Northern California, and I intend to make every remaining day in Congress count. There’s still work to...

Northern California, CA · 1d