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Fans traveled across California for Friday’s semifinals, trading television screens for seats near the chefs.

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Fans traveled across California for Friday’s semifinals, trading television screens for seats near the chefs.

Eric Jones discusses affordability, healthcare, and government accountability in the California Congressional District 4 race.
Janice Cader Thompson discusses housing and transportation in the Petaluma City Council District 1 race.
Alexis Mapel discusses wildfire safety, development, and financial sustainability in the Moraga Town Council race.
Bill Carman discusses housing, park access, and emergency preparedness in the Moraga Town Council race.
Brandyn Iverson discusses fire preparedness, businesses, and housing development in the Orinda City Council race.
Brendan Moran discusses mobility, affordability, and public safety in the Walnut Creek City Council race.
Don Seta discusses affordability, rights, and safety in the Concord City Council District 3 race.
Douglas Lezameta discusses safety, affordability, and infrastructure in the Concord City Council District 3 race.
Joanna Paun discusses human services in the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors District 2 race.
John Hanania discusses city services, land use, and future development in the Petaluma mayoral race.
Shribbs emphasizes disaster readiness, infrastructure, and stronger community connections.
Julian Mackie discusses businesses, housing, and community in the Sonoma City Council District 1 race.
Juana Rudati discusses transportation, emergency evacuation, and community engagement in the Orinda City Council race.
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