Biggest state budget backs by full Assembly in California history
In Sacramento the 9.4 billion budget proposal passed the Assembly unanimously after a brief floor debate. The plan includes 258 million for a 12.9 percent average pay raise for state workers, 500 million more property tax relief, and increased school funding. It totals 22 percent more spending than the current year, with notable boosts for child care centers, community colleges, public schools, and higher education. The measure moves to the Senate with a June deadline for final adoption.
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Bill would expand state victim compensation program
California lawmakers advance a bill to broaden the states innocent victims indemnification program. It would triple funding and cover uninsured medical costs up to 50000, lost income up to 1000, and job retraining up to 300 for those harmed by felonies including drunken driving and drugged driving. The measure adds new crimes and directs fines to the indemnity fund.
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