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Topic: budget

The California State Capitol in Sacramento.

Tuesday, 6/30, 04:48 PM

Newsom Signs a $352 Billion California Budget, a Capstone Before He Leaves Office

Gov.
Gavin Newsom has signed California's roughly $352 billion spending plan for the coming fiscal year, closing what had been a sizable budget gap largely through new revenue rather than deep cuts — and framing the package as a capstone before he leaves office in early 2027.

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