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May Revise: Some Suffer from Deep Cuts, Others Minor Scrapes

Last week, Governor Brown released his revised budget, revealing an unanticipated $6.6 billion increase in tax revenues that may soften the blow to some...

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California Announces the Closure of 70 State Parks

Today California State Parks System announced the closure of 70 state parks as the result of state budget cuts. The closures are necessary to resolve an $11...

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State Parks Advocacy Day: They Came, They Cried, They Passed

On Tuesday, over 150 state park advocates gathered at the Capitol to show their support for state parks. California’s state parks system has faced...

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Water

Budget Problems: The Elephant in the Room

Teachers, firefighters and police officers know what the economy is doing to the vital services they provide. Our most vulnerable aged and disabled are...

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Land Use

Governor Proposes Termination of Agriculture and Open Space Preservation Funding

In an effort to tackle the budget deficit, Governor Jerry Brown has proposed cutting California’s most effective agricultural and open space land...

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Press Releases, Water

Californians Ask “With 23,000 Teachers Receiving Pink Slips, How Can We Afford An $11.14 Billion Water Bond?”

Tens of thousands of teachers across California will face unemployment this year as the state continues to struggle to pay its bills. In a press release on...

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