Faced with a looming deficit, California Gov. Gavin Newsom announced March 20 an agreement with Senate and Assembly leaders to address some of the state’s budget shortfall, but Republicans said they were left out of discussions.
Referencing reports of alleged backroom deals and secret arrangements involved with a new fast-food law set to take effect April 1, one critic said he’s hopeful the budget process is more transparent.
“Apparently, there’s a budget deal with no details,” Assemblymember Vince Fong said in a press release March 20 after the news was announced. “Hopefully, it is not covered by a [non disclosure agreement]. Californians demand transparency.”
No specifics were provided, but the governor’s press release said the plan will reduce the deficit between $12 billion and $18 billion.“Thanks to leadership in the Assembly and Senate, California is stepping […]
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