Propositions on Tuesday ballot draw broad spending
California election preview outlines millions spent on pro and con campaigns ahead of Tuesday's ballot. Key propositions include Prop 3 a pollution and environment measure, Prop 1 veterans' loan funding, Prop 2 school earthquake safety funds, and Prop 4 to reshape California's presidential primary. Opposition argues debt and political influence, while proponents cite accountability and modernization.
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State policy on lands for cultivation faces repeal debate
The article discusses state policy sections about lands suitable for cultivation. Opponents warn that repealing them could allow large corporations to acquire public lands for development if the constitutional policy statement against such acquisitions is removed.
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