LIVE Blog: Decision 2026 – Midterm Elections Day
The countdown to the midterm elections is underway, and News 11 is providing coverage from both Yuma and Imperial Counties.
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Rep. Robert Garcia hold first press conference following midterm election
During the press conference, the congressman is outlining his priorities for the House Oversight Committee.
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Rep. Raul Ruiz projected to win U.S. Representative for District 25
NBC News projected Rep. Raul Ruiz (D-Calif.) will keep his seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.
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L.A. mayor’s race too early to call
With over 62% of the votes in, challenger Nithya Raman has a slight 51-to-49% lead over incumbent Mayor Karen Bass, but that could change as the count continues.
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Xavier Becerra projected as winner of California governor’s race
NBC News has projected Xavier Becerra (D-Calif.) as the winner of the California governor’s race.
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Mail-in ballots still pouring into designated boxes in Northern California
Election workers are already counting ballots at the Santa Clara County Registrar’s Office. So far, it’s received 284,000 ballots, about 26% of the county’s registered voters.
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Los Angeles residents gather to honor Dolores Huerta
Hundreds gathered in downtown Los Angeles Wednesday night to honor the life of civil rights leader Dolores Huerta.
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State and federal lawmakers react to Dolores Huerta’s passing
Lawmakers across the country, including Arizona and California, are sharing their reaction to Dolores Huerta’s passing Wednesday.
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FBI serves search warrant at Beverly Hills home tied to former Rep. Eric Swalwell
Footage captured by KNBC shows several agents coming and going from the Beverly Hills home where former Rep. Swalwell had been a guest of the billionaire backer behind his run for governor over the summer.
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Early voting centers open in San Diego
The first wave of voting centers in San Diego County opened Saturday with the option to cast ballots early and in-person.
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Prop 39 details ‘voter ID’ in California
Proposition 39 would require voters casting a ballot to show a government-issued ID. It would also add ID number requirements for mail-in ballots.
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Federal authorities charge 28 people in California for allegedly casting ballots illegally
The arrests are part of the Justice Department’s (DOJ) efforts to find and crackdown on non-citizen voting.
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Richard Barrera runs for California State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Richard Barrera is one of two candidates running for State Superintendent of Public Instruction in the November 3 election.
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L.A. County D.A’s Office reviews criminal case involving former Rep. Eric Swalwell
The case was forwarded to prosecutors on September 21 after an investigation by the L.A. County Sheriff’s Department.
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California attorney general holds press conference on mail-in voting
According to NBC News, this was in regards to the security of mail-in voting, upcoming election deadlines, and and a state Department of Justice publication on voting access for people with disabilities.
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Republican gubernatorial candidate Steve Hilton campaigns in Sacramento
Hilton is delivering what his campaign is calling “the case against Xavier Becerra (D)” after the two candidates faced off in their only scheduled debate last week.
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L.A. Mayor Karen Bass calls for investigation into President Trump’s Iran comments
Los Angeles Mayor Karen Bass had some strong words for President Donald Trump Wednesday night after he, for the second time, talked about Iran possibly attacking Los Angeles or San Diego.
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San Diego reacts to President Trump’s comments
Comments made by President Donald Trump at a rally Monday night has Southern California talking as he referenced both Los Angeles and San Diego while addressing criticism over the war in Iran and its high costs.
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Wednesday marks 23 years since Arnold Schwarzenegger becomes governor of California
On October 7, 2003, California held a gubernatorial recall election where then-Governor Gray Davis lost and actor Arnold Schwarzenegger became governor. Schwarzenegger would hold the office until 2011.
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California attorney general holds press conference on mail-in ballot safety
California Attorney General Rob Bonta held a press conference in Sacramento Monday to reassure voters they can safely vote by mail.
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