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California voters narrowed the field in each of the state's 80 Assembly races and 20 Senate contests on the ballot Tuesday as Republicans aim to chip away at solid Democratic majorities, and Democrats look to bolster their ranks.
It's possible voters could send Kamala Harris and Loretta Sanchez, both minority women, to the general election.
Early returns showed Hahn with 49.6 percent of the vote, followed by Manhattan Beach City Councilman Steve Napolitano with 39.7 percent.
A man and a woman entered a senior apartment building through an unsecured door and stole mail and packages, police say.
California election workers embraced an expanded electorate totaling nearly 18 million registered voters with few hiccups Tuesday.
Paul Tanaka was called the "ringleader" of a conspiracy to thwart a federal probe of misconduct in the jails.
The animal rummaged through the trash, ate some cat food and drank water out of a bowl, the homeowner says.
A woman bitten by a great white shark while swimming in the waters off Corona del Mar State Beach says she's ready to go home.
Police asked for the public's help Tuesday to identify a man they say exposed himself at an Irvine apartment complex pool.
A $10,000 reward was approved Tuesday, on top of $20,000 previously offered by county supervisors, in hopes of identifying whoever defaced a Venice veterans memorial on Memorial Day weekend.
A city councilmember says the huge fire that gutted a vacant restaurant at the ocean end of Southern California's Seal Beach Pier was caused by an accidental electrical malfunction.
At 11:00 a.m., swimmers and surfers were allowed back into the ocean.
Authorities learned that an adult man threw a lit object through a broken window into a women's clothing store called DASH, which is owned by the Kardashian sisters.
Concerns that a woman who recently traveled to Africa was infected with the Ebola virus were dismissed after more than 30 firefighters and a hazmat team were dispatched to a Hollywood home.
State officials are preparing to embrace an expanded California electorate on Tuesday as nearly 18 million registered voters head for the polls or turn in early ballots in the state's presidential primary.
