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Pushing treatment, not tents

Governor Newsom is helping Californians with serious mental illness and substance use disorders get the support and care they need, including helping unhoused people get treatment. No more excuses. Counties now have every tool they need to support the needs of their community. No more passing the buck.
The Newsom Administration will: 

increase transparency, accountability, and oversight
build approximately 11,000 behavioral health beds and housing units across California
create more than 26,000 slots to serve Californians with mental health and substance use challenges

This new effort, supercharged by Proposition 1 (2024), builds on Governor Newsom’s efforts to better treat and support people experiencing crises:

created the Mobile Crisis Response program, helping people experiencing behavioral health crises receive coordinated and more timely behavioral health care through Medi-Cal
created CARE Court, a new framework to provide care, services, and housing to individuals with the most serious, untreated mental health and substance use disorders
expanded funding for the treatment of substance use disorder
signed legislation to modernize California’s conservatorship laws for the first time in more than 50 years 

Economy
Investing in workers and families

Governor Newsom has:

Led a significant expansion of child care slots. He signed legislation that set the stage for family child care providers to unionize.
Expanded the California Earned Income Tax Credit from $400 million in 2018 to over $1.3 billion, which included the creation of the Young Child Tax Credit. He also expanded access to otherwise eligible ITIN filers in 2020. The expansion has resulted in over $5 billion in CalEITC and YCTC paid to Californians since 2019. He also created the Foster Youth Tax Credit.
Invested in career pathways programs to train workers and connect them to good-paying jobs and formed a Council on Career Education
Invested billions in Broadband for All to increase access to reliable, high-speed internet

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Making college more affordable and accessible

Governor Newsom provided up to two years of community college tuition-free. The Governor also worked to:

build more affordable student housing at UC, CSU, and the community colleges
pursue zero-cost textbook courses
make the College Corps program permanent
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August 9, 1994 - 
 Two bond measures totaling $1.2 billion will be considered by California voters in November. The Legislature soon must decide which, if any, additional general obligation bond measures to place on the November 1994 ballot. The following factors must be considered as the Legislature makes these decisions. (1) Tens of billions of dollars will be needed over the next five years to meet the state’s identified capital
outlay needs; (2) Only $1.3 billion of previously authorized general; obligation bonds are available to address these needs; (3) How well the state addresses its capital outlay
needs will influence the state’s future competitiveness
and economic growth, and Californians’ quality of life; (4) the state’s annual debt burden has risen sharply in recent years. These debt costs are a direct trade-off to using General Fund monies for support of other state programs.
 

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 The Legislature faces important decisions on the bond package to be placed on the 1994 ballots. We urge the Legislature not to use an arbitrary debt-service ratio as the sole or driving factor in making decisions on bonds.
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The Governor's 2015-16 Budget proposes major changes to the retirement health benefits the state provides to about three-fourths of its employees. In these short videos, Senior Fiscal and Policy Analyst Nick Schroeder explains how the state funds retiree health benefits and then discusses recommendations for legislative consideration going forward. For further information about the Governor's proposals and the LAO's recommendations, read the full report The 2015-16 Budget: Health Benefits for Retired State Employees. 

Unclaimed Property: Rethinking the State's Lost and Found Program February 10, 2015

Principal Fiscal and Policy Analyst Ryan Miller provides information about California's unclaimed property law as a companion piece to the LAO's report Unclaimed Property: Rethinking the State's Lost & Found Program. 

State Budget 101 Video Series January 14, 2015

These videos provide basic information on key California state budget topics. The series features Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor and other LAO staff members discussing California's economy, state revenues and spending, infrastructure, state employees, and other topics. 

Restructuring the Court-Ordered Debt Collection Process November 20, 2014

This video discusses the current process by which court-ordered debts are collected. We recommend improvements to help increase such collections, thus providing more revenue to state and local funds which, in turn, support a variety of programs such as trial court operations and victim assistance programs. For more detail, read the companion report, Restructuring the Court-Ordered Debt Collection Process, on our website. 

The 2015-16 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook Press Conference November 19, 2014

Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor discusses the LAO's report The 2015-16 Budget: California's Fiscal Outlook with members of the press. 

The 2014-15 Budget: Overview of the May Revision May 16, 2014

Legislative Analyst Mac Taylor discusses The 2014-15 Budget: Overview of the May Revision with members of the media. 

Addressing California's Key Liabilities May 7, 2014

These three videos provide an overview of California's liabilities, explain why liabilities are important, and discuss how the Legislature might prioritize the funding of the state's liabilities. They were released as companion pieces to the LAO's report Addressing California's Key Liabilities.
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2001 Budget Analysis: Department of Financial Institutions (2150)
increase the number of Sacramento-based staff from 39 to 65, acquiring sufficient space to accommodate all 65 positions. However, positions are proposed to be moved to Sacramento only
when they become vacant or when existing staff desire to relocate. Thus, DFI does not know how soon additional office space would be occupied.
In addition, while the department has not yet located new office space in Sacramento, it is looking in the downtown area. Office space in areas outside of downtown, such as Natomas or the
Highway 50 corridor, would likely be less expensive.
Given these concerns, we recommend that the Legislature not approve this augmentation for increased rent expenses to acquire additional office space. Time is not at issue right now since
DFI's current lease in Sacramento does not expire until December 31, 2002. A proposal for a new Sacramento office that includes a more definite time frame for relocating positions and
alternative locations outside the downtown area would merit the Legislature's consideration.

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This video gives you the basics of subsidized housing.
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