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Reconciliation Bill Passed by House Republicans Would be Devastating for Californians

key takeaway The House reconciliation bill would deeply harm Californians by cutting funding for essential programs like health care, food assistance, and education — while granting massive tax breaks to the wealthy and corporations. These cuts would disproportionately impact families with low incomes, immigrants, and communities of color, pushing more people into poverty and widening …

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 …

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California at Risk: Proposed Federal Funding Cuts Jeopardize Key Services

Federal funds have long supported vital public services in California — from health care and food assistance to child care and higher education. These services are now in jeopardy due to threatened federal budget cuts and policy rollbacks, putting the health and well-being of millions of Californians at risk. President Trump and congressional Republicans are …

Understanding the Governor’s 2025-26 State Budget Proposal

related content Introduction Governor Gavin Newsom released his proposed 2025-26 California state budget on January 10, projecting a small positive balance of $363 million after two years of state budget deficits. The governor’s proposal projects $16.5 billion in additional revenue compared to estimates from last June and would draw down $7.1 billion in reserves. The …

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Guide to the County Budget Process

This guide describes the county budget process and timeline and looks at the key steps and players in creating county-level spending plans.

Understanding Proposition 36

Why Prop. 36 Fails Californians: Escalating Costs, Deepening Disparities, and Ineffective Solutions

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The 2024-25 California State Budget Explained

We highlight key components of the June budget package and examine how it protects — or misses opportunities to enhance — services that aim to improve the well-being of Californians.

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First Look: Understanding the Governor’s 2024-25 May Revision

The First Look report outlines key pieces of the May Revision to the 2024-25 California budget proposal.

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