Here are some news stories about the candidates and measures that will appear on the June 2 primary ballot. The stories were written by the staff of the Daily Post, the Associated Press, EdSource and CalMatters.

Races for City Council, School Board and run-offs for state offices will be on the November ballot. A number of ballot propositions will appear on the November ballot, too.

Santa Clara County

Measure B, Palo Alto schools parcel tax

• The pros and cons of Measure B

• School parcel tax campaign has no donors so far

• School board puts reduced parcel tax on June ballot

• Palo Alto school parcel tax may not be necessary, former board member says

San Mateo County

Measure A, East Palo Alto school bonds

• Zuckerberg’s decision to close school forces district to put tax measure on ballot

Measure C, Redwood City Schools parcel tax

• The pros and cons of Measure C

Superior Court

• Two prosecutors running for judge seat

County School Superintendent

• Candidate doesn’t have the required credentials to run

Board of Supervisors

• Corpus supporter challenges Mueller for supervisor seat

Assessor-Clerk Recorder Elections Officer

• Meet the candidates who want to become assessor-clerk-recorder in San Mateo County

• Candidate for elections officer was confused about party he joined

Statewide

Governor

• Candidates for governor answer questions about the issues

• Some California Democrats pitch gas price relief as prices at the pump soar

• How will California’s next governor handle homelessness?

• Governor candidates clash on taxes, Trump and healthcare in lively debate

• California gubernatorial candidates divided over education funding and social issues

Other state offices

• Five candidates want to be state insurance commissioner

• In the six-way race to be California’s treasurer, it likely comes down to two Democrats

• Here are the candidates running for state Attorney General

• A look at the major candidates for lieutenant governor

• Nine candidates running for state superintendent of public instruction

• Three people want to be controller, the state’s chief accountant

• Incumbent Shirley Weber faces one opponent for Secretary of State

• Twenty-six candidates running for four seats on the state Board of Equalization