It's Arnold
Tuesday night’s historic election left room for one winner and one winner only. Any opposition was officially terminated.

In numbers that far exceeded the turnout of last year’s election, voters showed their discontent with current politics by recalling Gray Davis and electing Arnold Schwarzenegger as the new governor of California. More>>

53 percent vote to recall Gov. Davis; he concedes at 10 p.m.
The end was first spotted last week when several polls indicated an overwhelming yea for the California recall election. More>>

Students cast votes, react to results
After waiting 80 days, with a ballot of 135 gubernatorial candidates, Californians finally had their day at the polls. More>>

Equestrian student receives final tribute
Shana Eriksson’s love for life was contagious. Whether knowing her for two months or almost two decades, her family and friends couldn’t help but catch the love. More>>

Race-related info may be collected, voters say
A controversial proposition that would have ended classification by race and ethnicity in California was headed for defeat late Tuesday night.

Proposition 54 was trailing at 57percent-44 percent in the state election at press time. More>>

Prop 53 fails, yet most students don’t care
A little known proposition failed to pass in the historic and complicated Oct. 7 California recall election after more than 64 percent of voters rejected it. More>>