South Bay Voters Get Vaccinated During Trip To Polls
Some Santa Clara County voters got an added bonus after dropping off their ballot; the opportunity to get a flu shot.
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Some Santa Clara County voters got an added bonus after dropping off their ballot; the opportunity to get a flu shot.
Social networking sites like Twitter are expecting heavier than normal traffic on Election Day.
The committee considered two hours of testimony from preservationists as well as North Beach, Telegraph Hill and Russian Hill residents, who far outnumbered those who supported landmark status for the decades-old structure.
For the first time in a general election, more than half of California voters were expected to cast ballots by mail. That, in turn, meant that results of closer races could be delayed for several days.
KCBS and Chronicle Insider Phil Matier explains why some election results may be delayed.
Politicians and voters weren't the only ones who stood to relax in the Bay Area after election day. Local postal carriers expected to see their loads lighten significantly come Nov. 3.
Democrat Jerry Brown kicked off the final day of his campaign for California governor Monday with a promise to voters that he would work with lawmakers to solve the state's financial problems and always "tell it like it is."
Millions of Californians have not yet returned their vote-by-mail ballots, and the flood of returns expected on election day could delay results in tight races, officials said Monday.
Some major fire districts in the East Bay are looking beyond the elections Tuesday and thinking about a parcel tax in June.
Arizona's controversial new immigration law is being questioned by a federal appeals court.
The final Field Poll shows Jerry Brown beating Meg Whitman by ten points for governor and Barbara Boxer leading Carly Fiorina by eight for Senator.
A new poll shows that 49 percent of potential voters oppose Proposition 19 legalize marijuana, with 42 percent supporting the measure.
Pension and health care reform are heading to the ballot box as San Franciscans debate the merits of Proposition B.
As the governor's race entered the final stretch, Democrat Jerry Brown took a swipe at his opponent's lack of experience. Republican Meg Whitman jabbed back, saying California needs fresh ideas, and voters need to retire Brown.