Why Did the Current Year Budget Bill Junior Require an Urgency Clause?
The appeals court made clear that the judiciary determines what the law means.
@CaliforniaGlobe by @ChrisMicheli
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Why Did the Current Year Budget Bill Junior Require an Urgency Clause?
The appeals court made clear that the judiciary determines what the law means.
@CaliforniaGlobe by @ChrisMicheli
full article 👇👇👇
Another ‘Housing First’ Bill Passed by Legislature: No Fixed Timelines for Reductions, No Automatic Consequences if Goals are Missed.
Since 2019, California has spent $37 billion on housing-and-homelessness-related programs, and only grown the homeless population.
Another ‘Housing First’ Bill Passed by Legislature: No Fixed Timelines for Reductions, No Automatic Consequences if Goals are Missed.
Since 2019, California has spent $37 billion on housing-and-homelessness-related programs, and only grown the homeless population.
Another ‘Housing First’ Bill Passed by Legislature: No Fixed Timelines for Reductions, No Automatic Consequences if Goals are Missed.
Since 2019, California has spent $37 billion on housing-and-homelessness-related programs, and only grown the homeless population.