Corporate Tax Breaks Hurt Californians
In a state as wealthy as ours, no one should have to live in poverty
California Set To Become World’s 4th Largest Economy. Who is Left Out?
California is set to become the world’s 4th largest economy — larger than Germany and the United Kingdom if the state were an independent nation. This strong economy should ensure that every resident has a roof over their head, access to food and clean drinking water, the opportunity to get a higher education, and a … Continued
5 Ways California Can Support Workers & Families Right Now
Safe communities, living wages, stable child care, affordable housing, and healthy workplaces. In good times and bad, what Californians need to thrive doesn’t change. We all want to live in flourishing communities and know our family, friends, and neighbors will be OK when a recession, pandemic, inflation, or extreme weather conditions hit. Government and smart … Continued
State Leaders Need to Provide Significant Relief. Here’s How.
The 2022-23 state budget is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for state leaders to provide significant relief for Californians
5 Questions We’re Asking Ahead of the May Revision
Our analysis First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2022-23 May Revision In the coming days, Governor Newsom will unveil his updated 2022-23 California state budget proposal — commonly known as the May Revision or May Revise. This revised proposal outlines the governor’s economic and revenue outlook and his administration’s policy priorities, including changes since his January … Continued
We have the tools to help Californians. Why are policymakers ignoring them?
To have the greatest impact, state relief should focus on helping Californians with low incomes
Outdated Gann Limit challenges state’s ability to support public services
It’s time to reconsider rules that deny policymakers the tools needed to fulfill the promise of a California dream for all Californians.
The pandemic isn’t over, even if support for California families is ending.
While many Californians hoped to put the pandemic behind us by now, COVID-19 is still with us.