The 2022-23 California State Budget Explained
State Budget Includes Significant Investments for Californians But Misses Opportunities to Support Communities. State Stays Under Gann Limit — For Now
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The state budget is about more than dollars and cents. Our resources on the California state budget can help us all ask: What kind of California do you want to live in?
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Guide to the County Budget Process
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The 2022-23 California State Budget Explained
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State Leaders Need to Provide Significant Relief. Here’s How.
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Understanding the Governor’s 2022-23 May Revision
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5 Questions We’re Asking Ahead of the May Revision
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We have the tools to help Californians. Why are policymakers ignoring them?
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Get the Facts
California’s state budget consists of three types of state funds: the General Fund, state special funds, and state bond funds.
Most state support for education, health and human services, and state prisons comes from the General Fund.
More than 3/4 of total state spending flows as “local assistance” to public schools, community colleges, Californians enrolled in safety net programs, and others.
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