The state of California election results is certified. The newspaper previously reported the local results. Below is a chart outlining results by county and state for U.S. President, Assembly and state ballot measures.
Election results certified by the state
By
Similar Posts
California school officials push for standardized testing waiver amid COVID-19 spike
By Sydney JohnsonEdSource As Covid-19 cases continue to soar in California, a majority of the State Board of Education is now in favor of pursuing a waiver from the federal government that would remove the obligation to carry out standardized testing for the second year in a row.The board is grappling with what to do…
Local water suppliers’ responses to state restrictions
Gov. Gavin Newsom directed urban water supplies (UWS) throughout the state to adopt certain policies by May 25, 2022, to reduce water usage during the drought.Two of those guidelines are:“• Urban water suppliers shall submit a draft annual water supply and demand assessment, as required in Water Code section 10632.1, by June 1, 2022. The…
Pelzer aims to unseat Rep. Ruiz
Editor’s note: Next week, we hope to publish an interview with incumbent Dr. Raul Ruiz. Kimberlin Brown Pelzer is the Republican challenger seeking to represent California’s 36th District, which includes the Hill, in the U.S. House of Representatives. She is hoping to turn the tables on Democratic incumbent Dr. Raul Ruiz, who upset the incumbent…
CDC Hepatitis B CDC will no longer recommend Hepatitis B vaccines, West Coast Health Alliance continues to support vaccination for newborns
For decades, physicians and pediatricians have recommended that newborns receive the hepatitis B vaccine shortly after birth. But earlier this month the Centers for Disease Control adopted individual-based decision-making for hepatitis B immunization. Now, parents, perhaps after consultation with their health professionals, will decide whether and when their child receives a hepatitis B vaccine, including…...
Dealing with COVID-19 from the perspective of an ICU nurse
Due to increasing numbers of people getting sick with COVID-19, nurses are noticing how many people are not taking it seriously or are just not believing COVID-19 even exists. Nurses want people to know what it’s like when you have tested positive for COVID-19 and need to be hospitalized. You go to the hospital with…
A look at interagency cooperation during the Wolf and Sandlewood fires
When a wildfire happens, hundreds of people converge with lights and sirens to try to stop it, but more importantly, to save lives. These efforts are big, complicated and take a lot of skill and training to make sure all goes smoothly and efficiently. On October 10, 2019, two wildfires started in Southern California, prompting…
