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Detention officers escort a handcuffed person from a white van into a federal immigration office in downtown Fresno on Wednesday.

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Students walk and ride electric bicycles on campus at UC Davis.

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This post is updated throughout the day to reflect the latest incidents. It was last updated at 8:01 a.m..

Here’s what’s happening on the roads this morning…

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Road incidents as of 8 a.m. on October 9 CHP helped with construction work at the intersection of Highway 1 South and Bay Porter in Capitola/Soquel....

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Ryan Coonerty and Ami Chen Mills are reaching the end of a long, intense campaign to decide who will be mayor of Santa Cruz for the next four years. The two have made their stances on the city’s major issues clear over the past several months, and in the closing stretch of the campaign, they seek to make their final cases to voters.

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The Pajaro Valley Unified School District Trustee Area IV race pits 18-year-old recent graduate Eriberto Estrada against eight-year incumbent Daniel Dodge Jr. Estrada is campaigning on the perspective of a recent student and calls for more creative spending, while Dodge points to his record of infrastructure improvements.

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