Fiorina Feels 'Fantastic' In Return To Campaign
Re-emerging on the campaign trail after being hospitalized over two days, Republican Senate challenger Carly Fiorina on Thursday declared she is "completely cancer free" and feels "fantastic."
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Re-emerging on the campaign trail after being hospitalized over two days, Republican Senate challenger Carly Fiorina on Thursday declared she is "completely cancer free" and feels "fantastic."
As the candidates sprint towards Election Day, outside groups have spent more than $50 million trying to influence voters in California, and the unlimited independent spending could swing some of the closest races.
Attorney General Jerry Brown has raised more than $28 million in his gubernatorial bid, far outstripping the $19 million donors have poured into Republican Meg Whitman's campaign.
Two signs placed in the window of Dr. Greg Kamin's Ocean Beach condominium ignited a free speech controversy in the building.
The final Field Poll before the election puts Republican gubernatorial candidate Meg Whitman 10 points behind Democrat Jerry Brown.
In the Bay Area, there are 43 local tax measures, 35 school bond or tax measures and four calls to increase vehicle registration fess.
Whether you vote in person or by mail, your vote is counted the same, not only in a philosophical "every vote counts" way. Erin in San Francisco asked this Good Question: Are absentee ballots counted first, or only when the election is close?
The head of the Antioch Police Department is offering a bleak outlook about staffing levels at the department.
Democratic Sen. Barbara Boxer waded into friendly terrain Wednesday, telling a group of gays and lesbians that she is a champion of gay rights.
Republican Senate candidate Carly Fiorina has been released from the hospital two days after she checked in for an infection.
The Gold's Gym in San Francisco said it's received at least 500 emails in support of its plans to disassociate with the company.
In one of her most notable campaign attack ads, Republican Meg Whitman portrays her opponent for governor as a puppet of labor—a politician who has benefited from at least $20 million in union spending this year.
A state audit said the agency in charge of a proposed $43 billion bullet train linking San Francisco and Los Angeles paid nearly $3½ million in bills without getting adequate documentation.
The leaders of Colombia, Mexico, Honduras, Guatemala and Costa Rica have all said that Prop 19 would send a contradictory message from the United States.
There is some concern that laws targeting illegal immigration passed recently in Arizona may keep legal immigrants from voting here in California.