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CA lawmakers want to spend more on education. Will Newsom agree?
California lawmakers plan to pass a $356 billion budget that diverges from Gov. Gavin Newsom’s proposal, with disagreements over education, healthcare, and homelessness funding. Lawmakers reject Newsom’s cuts to in-home supportive services and Medi-Cal premium increases, while proposing higher education spending and expanded childcare subsidies.
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