Disappointed but not bitter after San Diego mayoral bid
Frank Curran, San Diego mayor and former stevedore, finished fourth in a 14 candidate field in the November runoff. He acknowledged disappointment but vowed to remain active in public life, saying he loved San Diego and wanted to see it grow despite the indictment and acquittal on bribery charges. Curran had led the city as a reforming mayor, balancing growth with city management.
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Black mayor race in Sacramento enters runoff
Vice Mayor Milton McGhee, an attorney, will run in November to become Sacramento's first Black mayor after winning 32.7 percent in the primary. Incumbent Mayor Richard Marrott falls short of a runoff as district-based elections replace at large voting. Five council incumbents were re-elected. new members include Phillip Tson berg and Robert Matsui, first Japanese American named to the council.
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