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Stockton voter guide: Key San Joaquin County candidates, issues in 2026

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By Victoria Franco Verified, Elizabeth Roberts, Daniella Segura Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Early voting in the Nov. 3 general election will begin Oct. 5, when county elections offices begin mailing ballots to all California active registered voters. Ballot drop-off locations open Oct. 5. The last day to register to vote this election is Oct. 19.
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An ‘East of Eden’ visitor guide to Steinbeck’s Salinas Valley

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By Elizabeth Roberts, Salinas Californian
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A new adaptation of "East of Eden" is out, returning viewers to a story rooted in the Salinas Valley landscape John Steinbeck knew from childhood. For local viewers and visitors, the release offers a reason to look beyond the screen and explore the fields, streets and historic sites connected to Steinbeck’s novel and life. Florence Pugh plays Cathy Ames in the new Netflix adaptation, with Christopher Abbott as Adam Trask and Mike Faist as Charles Trask.
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Polo, El Niño and a Kelvin wave: What they mean for Monterey County

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By Brandi Addison Verified, Elizabeth Roberts
| Yahoo Verified
Monterey County is contending with higher tides and stronger surf as forecasters monitor three Pacific developments affecting California's coast on different timelines. Swells from Hurricane Polo are overlapping with El Niño-enhanced high tides, raising the immediate risk of minor flooding around Monterey Bay and the Big Sur coast. In the coming weeks, a separate disturbance known as a Kelvin wave could temporarily raise coastal water levels by several inches and, in some locations, nearly a foot.
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