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A light-skinned, trim Asian man in his late 30s or early 40s stands with his hands on his hips in front of a green hedge lining a wooden fence and a wooden gate, as if in a backyard, beyond which sunlight on green tree leaves is visible. He wears a blue-and-white checked collared shirt with the cuffs unbuttoned and neck undone, a white undershirt peeking out at the neck, dark jeans, and a belt. He is smiling confidently with his mouth closed and looking at the camera.

Lanhee Chen Leads for State Controller Seat in November

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Ricardo Lara, a middle-aged Latino man with black hair shaved around the sides and long and slicked back on top, speaks into a microphone he holds in his left hand, and points at the overcast sky with his right hand. He wears a dark suit coat and a white collared shirt unbuttoned at the throat with my tie. Behind him is a blurred crowd of people, one wearing a neon orange safety vest with yellow reflective tape, sunglasses, and a sunhat. Another holds a sign that reads in part "Fight Back!" in yellow letters.

Ricardo Lara Advances in California Insurance Commissioner Race

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A composite image of five headshots next to one another. At the very left is a man in a suit. To his right is a woman in a zip up jacket. To her right is a man in a suit and tie. To his right is a woman in a white button down. To his right is a woman with glasses and a pearl necklace.

Incumbents Have Edge in Contra Costa, Santa Clara and Solano District Attorney Races

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A man in a blue business suit and silver tie holds his hands out in front of a podium.

Senator Padilla Sails Ahead of Opponent, Advances to General Election

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Newsom Wins California Primary Decisively, Will Face GOP's Brian Dahle in November

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The Assembly Speaker Fight and a Congressional Primary Preview

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People with picket signs pushing for the recall of District Attorney Chesa Boudin fill the frame, some say "YES ON H."

Why High-Profile Attacks on SF's Asian Communities Rarely Lead to Hate Crime Charges

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Meet the Right-Leaning Candidates Vying to Replace Rob Bonta as California Attorney General

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An older white man with glasses and a trim white mustache, wearing a navy baseball hat and navy shirt, shouts into a red-and-white bullhorn he holds in his right hand, his left hand pointing to the sky. To his right, farther from the camera, stands a woman in a white tank top and jeans. To the man's left and behind him, out of focus, is a group of people holding signs. One of them says "Fair Contract" and the other says "Strike against Chevron." It appears to be evening time, and behind everyone is what appears to be a black, iron, security fence and a low, white building.

Chevron Richmond Refinery Workers OK Deal to End First Strike in Over 40 Years

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Newsom, Legislative Leaders Vow to Strengthen California's Already-Strict Gun Laws

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Elecciones primarias de 2022 en California: Respondemos sus preguntas

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Two women kneel down to put flowers and candles on the sidewalk, in front of a Tops supermarket.

How the 'Great Replacement' Conspiracy Is Fueling a Global Network of White Supremacy and Terror

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