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Guest Opinion | Calmatters’ Cathy Cockrum Dean: California Voters Have Approved Billions Of Dollars In Bonds. Why Don’t We Track Results?
California voters have approved billions in state bonds over the past 25 years for schools, water systems, climate risks, housing, and infrastructure. The article questions the lack of tracking to determine if promised results were achieved years after projects began.
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