Pamela Price, Alameda County and recall
Alameda DA recall: Initial results show Pamela Price losing recall battle
OAKLAND — The recall targeting Alameda County’s top prosecutor initially appeared on the path to success early Tuesday evening, potentially striking a blow to progressivism in the criminal justice system across in one of California’s bluest enclaves.
Recall of Alameda County District Attorney Pamela Price Takes Commanding Lead in Early Returns
The push to recall Price is the latest in a wave of pushback against reform-focused prosecutors in California. It follows the successful recall of progressive San Francisco District Attorney Chesa Boudin in 2022.
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao and Alameda County DA Pamela Price, the targets of recalls, will soon learn whether they'll ...
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Rowena Brown holds narrow lead in first-choice votes for Oakland at-large council seatRowena Brown was narrowly leading her closest challenger for Oakland’s at-large City Council seat Tuesday night with 28.42% ...
Here’s how critical City Council races and an election to determine the next city attorney stood after early election results ...
In Oakland, residents are voting on whether to recall Mayor Sheng Thao, whose term has been overshadowed by an FBI ...
A voting center in Alameda County was forced to close Tuesday because of the risk involved with a red flag warning, according ...
Oakland's Measure NN, an increase and extension of an existing parcel tax for police and fire services, was ahead with about ...
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao was behind in the election to recall her from office based on early returns from the Alameda County Registrar of Voters on Tuesday night. With a vote of 64.22% in favor ...
Early returns from the Alameda County District 5 supervisor race show Emeryville city councilmember John Bauters leading ...
Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao was behind in the election to recall her from office based on early returns from the Alameda ...
Election Day 2024 has arrived and millions of Californians are casting their votes in key races, both locally and nationally.
Teens 16 and 17 get to vote in two Northern California school board races. It's the first time teenagers will get to vote in ...
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