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From Lookout Local...
From The Pajaronian...
WATSONVILLE—Felipe Hernandez and Ari Parker have established large leads on their respective competitors and will likely capture key political seats in South County, updated results released Wednesday by the Santa Cruz County Elections Department show. Hernandez, a former Watsonville mayor and current member of the Cabrillo College governing board, had a 1,341-vote advantage over Jimmy [...]
From Good Times...
A victory would mark the Santa Cruz City Council rep’s second unlikely comeback.
From Santa Cruz Sentinel...
As election results roll in, one thing is clear: The makeup of Santa Cruz County’s elected leadership at the state and county levels is changing.
Felipe Hernandez, the former mayor of Watsonville, has increased his lead on Jimmy Dutra in the race for the 4th District seat on the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors.
From Santa Cruz Local...
Felipe Hernandez leads Jimmy Dutra
Conclusion of the race will mark historic moment for Santa Cruz County politics.
Former Watsonville mayor holds 55 percent of the early votes for key South County seat.
From City on a Hill...
Voters will decide between Felipe Hernandez and Jimmy Dutra.
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors approved an ordinance protecting tenants when they speak out about bad conditions in their living spaces.
Santa Cruz County Supervisor candidate Jimmy Dutra says that allegations of sexual abuse made against him are “completely false and untrue,” and stem from a dispute with his late father’s ex-wife.
Candidates Justin Cummings and Shebreh Kalantari-Johnson share political platforms.
From Press Banner...
One woman lost her job and couldn’t pay rent, and then found herself in a battle with her landlord, who didn’t believe her story and threatened eviction.  A family financially affected by the Covid-19 pandemic found themselves battling a landlord who raised their rent, and then threatened to call Immigrations and Customs Enforcement if they [...]
From Santa Cruz County Sentinel...
The Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors rejected a proposal to set term limits on their positions, saying that the current system of letting voters decide who fills the seats is sufficient.
Half of the ballots have been counted—the runoff race has begun
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