This story was originally published by CalMatters. California voters are being asked whether they want to keep taxing the incomes of the rich. And they’ll be asked whether to start taxing the accumulated wealth of the even richer. Wait, there’s…
Published 11:30 pm Tuesday, November 3, 2026 A measure that would save the Yamhelas Westsider Trail land from future development was passing at the polls. As of midnight Wednesday, Nov. 3, 50.9% of voters were in favor of the measure and 49.1% were against — narrowing the…
California voters are being asked to decide whether public money should help fund political campaigns, nearly four decades after the state outlawed the practice. Proposition 4 on the November ballot would overturn a 1988 voter-approved ban and give the state, along with…
A measure that would make it more difficult to pass local tax initiatives was trailing as returns trickled in across California late Tuesday. With about half of ballots counted, Proposition 43 was trailing with 45.3% yes to 54.6% no. The measure would raise…
A proposal to make it harder to pass voter-sponsored local taxes dedicated to specific services was trailing Tuesday night in California, according to preliminary statewide returns. Proposition 43 had 980,787 votes in favor, or 49.3%, and 1,007,302 against, or 50.7%, in results released by the…
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California voters will soon decide whether it should become harder for local governments to pass taxes earmarked for specific purposes, from wildfire prevention and schools to emergency medical response. Proposition 43 on the November ballot would require a two-thirds supermajority vote…
November 3, 2026 / 6:26 AM PST / CBS Sacramento A proposed housing development just outside Davis city limits is heading to voters Tuesday. Measure W would clear a path for 1,250 homes, including affordable housing, to be built while preserving hundreds of acres of farmland.
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VOTE YES ON PROPOSITION 2 TO PROTECT SCHOOLS, HEALTHCARE, PUBLIC SAFETY AND CALIFORNIA'S FINANCIAL FUTURE. California's Rainy Day Fund, established by voters in 2014, was built for exactly this moment: an economy that swung our state budget from a $100 billion surplus to…
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