Brown signals smaller surplus and no tax hike
Gov. Brown disclosed updates showing the state's projected surplus would fall short of earlier hopes. The budget plan for 1976 faces revisions as revenue slips and expenditures rise, with the governor promising to resist general tax increases while seeking to preserve a prudent reserve.
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California housing bill advances to full Senate after committee votes
The $950 million state housing measure for construction rehabilitation and loans moves through the Assembly Ways and Means Committee on a 10-2 vote. Senate and Assembly versions by Zenovich and Chacon proceed toward a joint conference to merge into a single package.
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California lawmakers rush farm bill with secret ballot unions
In Sacramento the Legislature moves to send a bill to Governor Brown within 10 days to allow secret ballot union elections for farmworkers. The measure aims to take effect by August 30, amid support from Teamsters United Farm Workers and major growers, with Democrats urging timely passage.
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