About one in 15 Santa Cruz County voters opted to head to the polls. See the county's record-breaking voter registration totals.
The Associated Press called the race Wednesday morning.
Voters have decided who will serve the Central Coast and South Bay state senate district.
See who's prevailing in the race to serve Santa Cruz, Capitola, Scotts Valley and beyond.
Nine candidates faced off to fill four of the six seats on the Santa Cruz City Council.
See who's on the ballot and how to cast your vote in Santa Cruz.
Nine women are seeking to fill four of the six seats on the Santa Cruz City Council.
A Democrat incumbent looks to fend off his Republican challenger in the race to serve Santa Cruz, Capitola, Scotts Valley and beyond.
The district including Santa Cruz and San Luis Obispo counties, plus parts of Monterey and Santa Clara counties, will see a shakeup in 2020.
A Democrat incumbent is facing off against a Republican small business owner to represent the region in Washington, D.C.
ProPublica’s Electionland tip lines are open to take information about problems that prevent people in Santa Cruz County from voting.
Find out who's on the ballot and where you can cast your vote on Election Day in Santa Cruz County.
Here’s a list of polling places in Santa Cruz, to cast or drop off your ballot in person for the Nov. 3 Election.
Supervisors passed an ordinance to create programs to help residents clean up hazardous waste from the CZU fires before rebuilding.
Voters can access all voting services from the traveling VoteMobile. The VoteMobile will be out everyday between now and Election Day.
The California Department of Public Health has released updated guidance on how to safely handle the upcoming holiday season.
Zoom event Thursday, Oct. 15
Ballots are arriving in Santa Cruz mailboxes ahead of Election Day on Nov. 3. Here's what comes next.
Each town hall will take place virtually and will feature Supervisors and law enforcement leaders from the same district.
"I am running because we need leaders who will act with urgency and take bold action to solve the housing crisis."
Register at select libraries, voter reg car caravans in Santa Cruz & Watsonville, or register online at registertovote.ca.gov
"I am a problem solver and doer. I get things done by focusing on what matters most – people and planet."
Santa Cruz County residents are protected from price gouging through October 18.
To vote by mail, evacuees can submit change of address forms online or in person. They can also vote at polling locations starting Oct. 5
Santa Cruz County residents displaced by the massive CZU Lightning Complex Fire will need to vote in-person or submit a change of address.
Batteries, propane tanks, pesticides and more will be collected in the aftermath of the wildfires.
Vote Safe Santa Cruz - mailed ballots, drop boxes, in person voting locations, VoteMobile to ensure everyone's safety
Residents impacted by the pandemic are eligible for up to $10,000 per household to cover costs of unpaid rent and utilities.
Santa Cruz Co. Clerk Gail Pellerin is holding a Voting Matters event to address USPS concerns for upcoming presidential general election.
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors has scheduled a series of public hearings to make revisions to the 2020-21 Budget.
A letter signed by 198 mayors called for Congress to invest in sustainability to serve those most affected by climate change and pollution.
Santa Cruz City Manager MartÃn Bernal has announced the appointment of Kim Krause to the position of Finance Director.
Sonja’s driving force behind running for council is her desire to apply an equitable lens to all issues concerning Santa Cruz.
The company will pay $100,000 in penalties after submitting invoices with embellished expenses and work hours, according to a settlement.
The overall $878 million budget represents a $36 million decrease from Fiscal Year 19- 20, or 4 percent.
More than 400 businesses in unincorporated parts of the county will not be subject to the fee until 2021, the Santa Cruz Sentinel reported.
Santa Cruz County officials have partnered with cities, the arts council and local artists to drive Census participation among residents.
The Santa Cruz City Council expressed initial approval of a project to relocate the library in a downtown parking lot.
U.S. Rep. Anna Eshoo (D-CA) co-wrote a letter signed by 35 colleagues that calls on federal agencies to stop protest surveillance.