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augmentations, the 2022‑23 budget included a multiyear package of
limited-term health workforce initiatives at HCAI totaling over
$900 million General Fund. The package spanned several areas of health
care, including primary care and behavioral health. It also included
funds for an initiative called “Workforce for a Healthy California for
All,” which supports activities to expand the statewide supply of
community health workers, nurses, and social workers.
Last Year’s Budget Included Delays and Fund Shifts to
Workforce Package. To help address last year’s budget
problem, the 2023‑24 budget enacted two key budget solutions to HCAI’s
2022‑23 workforce package. First, it delayed $115 million community
health worker funds in the Workforce for a Health California for All
initiative from 2023‑24 to 2024‑25. Second, it shifted $196 million in
2023‑24 for several behavioral health initiatives from the General Fund
to the Mental Health Services Fund.
Last Year’s Budget Also Included Intent to Support
Workforce Programs Using MCO Tax Funds. As we noted in our
recent publication The
2024‑25 Budget: Medi-Cal Analysis, the 2023‑24 budget enacted a
multiyear plan to spend funds from the renewed MCO tax. As part of this
plan, the Legislature designated a portion of the associated funds to
support certain health program augmentations, including health workforce
programs. The augmentations generally are intended to improve access,
quality, and equity in Medi-Cal and to increase the number of providers
serving Medi-Cal beneficiaries. The Legislature did not determine the
exact programs to support, but instead directed the administration to
propose a plan for the augmentations as part of the 2024‑25 budget
process.
Proposals
Delays and Reduces Funds for Certain HCAI Workforce
Initiatives. As Figure 4 shows, the Governor proposes to
delay or reduce spending across several limited-term workforce
initiatives. The proposal impacts General Fund and Mental Health
Services Fund spending.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Progress report on the tagging of white catfish (Ictalurus catus) in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta. D. E. Pelgen
Field tests of stainless steel and tantalum wire with disk tags on striped bass. J. E. Skinner and A. J. Calhoun
A survey of coast cutthroat trout, Salmo clarki clarki Richardson, in California. J. W. DeWitt, Jr.
Salmo rosei, not a valid species. W. A. Dill and L. Shapovalov
Two Mid-Pacific recoveries of California-tagged albacore. C. E. Blunt, Jr.
Another large black sea bass caught in Monterey Bay. J. B. Phillips
Abnormal fetal development from a mule deer. A. I. Bischoff
Striped Bass Fishing in California and Oregon (Book Review). R. S. Croker
Our Wildlife Legacy (Book Review). D. E. Wohlschlag
The Practical Fly Fisherman (Book Review). W. A. Dill
Baja California (Book Review). J. E. Fitch
Handbook of Freshwater Fishery Biology with the First Supplement (Book Review). G. W. McCammon
The Black River Studies (Book Review). G. W. McCammon

California Fish and Game 40(2). Spring 1954.

Creel returns from Rush Creek test stream, Mono County, California, 1947–1951. E. H. Vestal
The ecology of Alamitos Bay, California, with special reference to pollution. D. J. Reish and H. A. Winter
The status of introduced wild turkeys in California. G. V. Burger
Mountain lions in California. D. D. McLean
Field reporting of suspected wildlife poisoning by agricultural chemicals. R. L. Rudd
Deer marking devices. M. R. Clover
Data on the life history, variation, ecology, and relationships of the kelp perch, Brachyistius frenatus, an embiotocid fish of the Californias.
California Fish and Wildlife Journal - Contents

Jorge Cancino, Alfredo Ortega-Rubio, and Ricardo Rodriguez-Estrella
Establishment of the wakasagi, Hypomesus nipponensis, in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary. Geir A. Aasen, Dale A. Sweetnam, and Lisa M. Lynch
In-situ videography calibrated with 2 parallel lasers for calculation of fish length. Marty L. Gingras, David A. VenTresca, and Richard H. McGonigal
An economical, portable apparatus for conducting static thermal and chemical toxicity tests on amphibian eggs and larvae. Mark R. Jennings
Use of military helicopters to survey an elk population in north coastal California. Floyd W. Weckerly and Karen E. Kovacs
Consumption of juvenile salmonids by adult steelhead in the Cowlitz River, Washington. Geraldine E. Vander Haegen, Jack M. Tipping, and Stan A. Hammer

1997

California Fish and Game 83(4). Fall 1997.

Variation in use of the Klamath River Estuary by juvenile chinook salmon. Michael Wallace and Barry W. Collins
Utility of 10-day censuses to estimate population size of blunt-nosed leopard lizards. David J. Germano, Daniel F. Williams, and Larry J. Saslaw
Survey of small fishes and environmental conditions in Mugu Lagoon, California, and tidally influenced reaches of its tributaries. Michael K. Saiki
New equipment for performing measured-distance diving surveys. John Ugoretz, David A. VenTresca, Christine A. Pattison, Seven E. Blair, Robert S. Hornady, Joshua N. Plant, and Andrew A. Voss

California Fish and Game 83(3). Summer 1997.

Water chemistry and community structure of saline and hypersaline salt evaporation ponds in San Francisco Bay, California. David G. Lonzarich and Jerry J. Smith
Prevalence, relative abundance, and mean intensity of plerocercoids of Proteocephalus sp. in young striped bass in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Estuary. Jane D. Arnold and Holly S. Yue
Bacterial shell diseases in crangonid shrimp.
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2001 Budget Analysis:California Spending on Long-Term Care Services
state is awarded grant funding but would also ensure the availability of General Fund support in the event that federal funding is not provided.
We further recommend that $833,000 in additional federal spending authority be provided to DHS in the event it is successful in obtaining federal grant funding
to expand the pilot projects to expand community options for long-term care. Finally, we recommend that HHSA report during budget hearings on efforts to
apply for federal grants for these projects.
Staffing Level of New Nursing Home
Complaint Unit Not Justified 
We withhold recommendation on $1.4 million ($500,000 General Fund) and 22.5 positions requested for a new Department of Health Services unit that
would process all complaints filed against long-term care health facilities. The department has not explained why the funding and staffing for district
offices now handling the intake of these complaints cannot be redirected to help support the new centralized complaint unit. We recommend that the
department report at budget hearings regarding the funding and positions currently used in district offices for complaint intake activities. If the Legislature
approves the department's request for the additional 22.5 positions, we recommend that 10 of the requested new permanent positions be established instead
as two-year limited term positions until the ongoing workload of this new unit can be determined.
Governor's Proposal. The Governor's budget proposes to create a Centralized Complaint Intake Unit within the Licensing and Certification Division of DHS.
The unit would receive and track complaints against nursing homes, and ensure proper action is taken. This proposal would facilitate a standard complaint
intake procedure that is required by Chapter 451. It would add 22.5 permanent positions to staff the unit at a cost of $1.4 million ($500,000 General Fund) in
2001-02. The Governor's budget also includes $500,000 from the General Fund within the Medi-Cal budget to study the current method of reimbursing
long-term care through the Medi-Cal Program.
Proposal Creates 22.5 Headquarters' Positions. The 22.5 new permanent positions include the following: 1 health facility evaluator manager, 1 health facility
LAO Transportation
January 20, 2020: Upon further review, one item included in the original version of Appendix Figure 3 on discretionary on health spending should not have been included (specfically, use of the Medi-Cal drug rebate fund to offset General Fund costs). Removing this item—which reduces General Fund spending—from the list of discretionary choices made in the Governor’s budget increases our calculation of the surplus to $6 billion. The document is updated to reflect these changes.
Update 1/24/20: Adjusted Judicial Branch items in Appendix Figure 1 to reflect ongoing spending.

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The 2024-25 Budget: Medi-Cal Analysis
The Legislature also has opportunities to reconsider General Fund support for BH‑CIP, described further below. 
Recommend Shifting BH‑CIP Support if Proposition 1 Bond Is Approved. Proposition 1 on the March 2024 ballot would authorize $4.4 billion in general obligation bond authority for BH‑CIP—double the amount that has been appropriated thus far for the program. (The total general obligation bond authority is $6.4 billion.) With this large potential infusion of funding, and in light of the General Fund budget situation, we recommend that the Legislature shift the remaining General Fund for the program—totaling $481 million across 2024‑25 and 2025‑26—to bond support if Proposition 1 is passed by the voters. While this action would reduce overall planned funding for BH‑CIP by a like amount, the shift would provide much needed General Fund relief with only relatively minor near‑term consequences. The Legislature could revisit the state of behavioral health infrastructure in the future when the bond funds are exhausted or when discretionary General Fund resources are again available. 

 

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Coronavirus/COVID-19 Updates | Monterey Park, CA - Official Website
Locations vary. For more information, visit the LA County website for list of resources. Great Plates Delivered- FEMA-funded meal delivery program that assists older adults and other eligible individuals who are socially isolated and unable to cook their own meals. Those eligible receive three (3) free meals delivered to their home, from participating restaurants.People interested in receiving meals through this program can apply online or call 211! To apply online in English, click here. To apply online in Spanish, click here.Restaurants interested in providing meals through this program can apply here.Chinese: LA縣將每天提供3頓送餐服務，必須符合由CDC確定的老年人和60歲以上的高危人士。要查看您是否符合條件，請瀏覽https://wdacs.lacounty.gov/greatplates.。請撥打2-1-1申請！LA County Food Resources Portal: Find meals and voucher programs, donate, volunteer and connect with providers. Additional LA County Food Resources here.LA Regional Food Bank CANCELLED-Monthly LA Regional Food Bank at Barnes Park (2nd Tuesday of the month). Temporary free home delivery food packages offered. For more information: English (PDF), Spanish (PDF), Chinese (PDF)Meals-on-Wheels- Meal delivery program for homebound seniors 60 years and up. Frozen meals are delivered to your door once a week. Contact the YWCA Intervale San Gabriel Valley at 626-214-9443 or 626-214-9467.USDA Meals for Kids Site Finder- Find FREE meals for kids while schools are closed.Women, Infants and Children (WIC) COVID-19 InformationWorkforce Development, Aging and Community Services (WDACS): Emergency Food Assistance Program (PDF)- Free emergency meals for seniors. Available by appointment only. Call 323-260-2801.Critical Delivery Service (PDF)- Free pick up and delivery program to deliver groceries, household items, and other vital items to individuals unable to leave their homes due to COVID-19. Call 888-863-7411 to request delivery service.

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(Our office released a preliminary electronic version of the report on July 30, 2013 that summarized legislative and gubernatorial actions through that date.)

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