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• 5Facts

  5 Facts to Know About Corporate Taxes in California

  Large profitable corporations in California have several strategies to avoid paying more than the minimum $800 state tax, costing the state billions in lost revenue each year.
  
  Taxes & Revenue
• Fact Sheet

  Cronología de los Recortes de Financiamiento a Medi-Cal y CalFresh en California

  Puntos clave Muchas disposiciones incluidas en el perjudicial megaproyecto de ley republicano, H.R. 1, y en el presupuesto estatal de California para 2025-2026 reducirán directamente el financiamiento federal y estatal destinado a Medi-Cal y CalFresh, poniendo a millones de californianos en riesgo de perder su cobertura de salud y asistencia alimentaria. Read this publication in … Continued
  CalFresh

  Federal Policy

  Medi-Cal
• Report

  Proposition 1: California’s Veterans and Affordable Housing Bond

  key takeaway Proposition 1, appearing on the November 2026 ballot, would provide funding for affordable housing and accessible homeownership. Prop. 1 asks voters to authorize a $11.25 billion general obligation bond to fund programs that support the creation and preservation of affordable housing, expand homebuying opportunities for low- and moderate-income Californians and veterans, and invest … Continued
  Ballot Propositions

  Housing & Homelessness
• Fact Sheet

  Timeline of Funding Cuts to Medi-Cal and CalFresh in California

  key takeaway Many provisions in the harmful Republican megabill, H.R. 1, and the 2025-26 California state budget will directly reduce federal and state funding for Medi‑Cal and CalFresh, putting millions of Californians at risk of losing health care coverage and food assistance. Lea esta publicación en español. The recently enacted Republican megabill, H.R. 1, includes the … Continued
  CalFresh

  Federal Policy

  Health

  Medi-Cal

  Safety Net
• Report

  Should Voters Approve Prop. 3? How Top Tax Rates Have Helped Californians

  A Look at What California’s Top Tax Rates Have Funded — and What’s at Risk if Voters Don’t Approve Prop. 3
  Ballot Propositions

  Taxes & Revenue
• Data Hit

  Monthly Medi-Cal Premiums Strain Grocery Budgets

  No one should have to choose between groceries and health care. But that’s exactly the choice some immigrant Californians could soon face when monthly Medi-Cal premiums take effect in July 2027. This comes at a time when families are facing higher costs across the board, as energy prices pushed inflation to a three-year high of … Continued
  Health

  Medi-Cal
• 5Facts

  California Families Need a Variety of Child Care Settings

  key takeaway California families have diverse child care needs and preferences, making it critical to expand access to publicly funded child care across centers, family child care homes, and family, friend, and neighbor settings. Publicly funded child care promotes the healthy development of children and supports families in attending school, work, or other caregiving responsibilities. … Continued
  Child Care & Preschool
• Commentary

  Californians Need Health Care, Not Slogans and Broken Promises

  This piece was originally published in The Bakersfield Californian. Politicians love a slogan. “Make America Healthy Again.” “A Healthy California For All.” “The Big Beautiful Bill.” But slogans are easy. Making sure a child can see a pediatrician, a person with asthma can refill their inhaler, or a rural hospital can keep its maternity ward … Continued
  Health

  Medi-Cal
• 5Facts

  Desalojos en California y soluciones para mantener a las familias en sus viviendas

  Read this publication in English. Conclusión clave Las demandas de desalojo en California han alcanzado su nivel más alto en seis años; sin embargo, la mayoría de los inquilinos enfrentan el proceso solos y sin apoyo legal. Los programas estatales están lejos de satisfacer la necesidad existente y, sin una inversión sostenida y un compromiso … Continued
  Housing & Homelessness
• Fact Sheet

  Medi-Cal Asset Limit Would Force Seniors and People with Disabilities into Poverty

  key takeaway California’s proposed Medi-Cal asset limit would force seniors and people with disabilities to spend down modest savings in order to keep health coverage and in-home care services, increasing the risk of housing instability, financial insecurity, and poverty. The governor’s May Revision proposes decreasing the current Medi-Cal asset limit from $130,000 to just $2,000 … Continued
  Health

  Medi-Cal
• Fact Sheet

  Young Californians Face Alarmingly High Rates of Poverty and Deep Poverty

  key takeaway Young adults across California face higher-than-average poverty and deep poverty rates as they transition into adulthood, underscoring the need to strengthen core basic needs programs and investments that help young Californians achieve economic stability and meet their basic needs. Young adulthood is a crucial time to establish independence and start to build financial … Continued
  CalFresh

  Medi-Cal

  Poverty & Inequality
• Report

  First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2026-27 May Revision

  Stronger-than-expected revenues do not solve all of the state’s challenges. The 2026–27 budget is Governor Newsom’s last opportunity to fully respond to the harmful federal cuts enacted through H.R. 1.
  California Budget