For the 11th Annual Developmental Disabilities Public Policy Conference, sponsored by The Arc California and United Cerebral Palsy California Collaboration, Director of Research Scott Graves presented on the governor’s proposed budget and prospects for additional investments in public services in 2018-19.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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For the National Association of Social Workers’ Legislative Lobby Days, Director of Research Scott Graves presented on the governor’s proposed budget and prospects for additional investments in public services in 2018-19.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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California Budget Perspective is the Budget Center’s annual “chartbook” publication that takes an in-depth look at the Governor’s proposed state budget.
California Budget Perspective 2018-19 examines the social, economic, and policy context for this year’s budget; discusses key elements of — and priorities reflected in — the Governor’s proposal; and highlights issues to watch in the coming months.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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For the fourth hearing of the California Assembly Blue Ribbon Commission on Early Childhood Education, Senior Policy Analyst Kristin Schumacher discussed the Governor’s 2018-19 budget proposal for the state’s subsidized child care and development system.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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For the California Child Development Administrators Association’s Early Learning Advocacy Day, Senior Policy Analyst Kristin Schumacher presented on the Governor’s 2018-19 budget proposal for the child care and development system while also providing some context regarding economic trends in California as well as federal policy actions.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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For Northern California Grantmakers event There’s a Hole in My Budget: What’s the Governor Covering and What’s Left Out? Chris Hoene presented on the state budget process and this year’s emerging issues.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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For Northern California Grantmakers event There’s a Hole in My Budget: What’s the Governor Covering and What’s Left Out? Chris Hoene presented on the state budget process and this year’s emerging issues.
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State vs. Federal Funding: Who Pays for What in California?
Watch to learn more Ever wondered where California gets the money to fund schools, healthcare, and public services? This quick explainer breaks down the key components of the state budget — from the General Fund to federal dollars — and shows how these funds work together to power the state’s economy and serve its communities.Budget AcademyCalifornia BudgetFederal Policy -
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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 May Revision
jump to: Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released a summary of the May Revision to his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on May 14, proposing nearly $12 billion in budget actions to close an estimated 2025-26 deficit ($7.5 billion) and build up the state’s discretionary reserve ($4.5 billion). In contrast, the governor’s January proposal projected a … ContinuedCalifornia Budget
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