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Californians in November will vote on Proposition 36, a ballot measure that would toughen criminal sentences for certain property and drug crimes. Voters have been frustrated retail theft and other crime trends since the COVID pandemic. Photo by Eric Thayer, AP Photo
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- Amid Deficit, Newsom Proposes California Spend Less To Solve Homelessness And Create Affordable Housing
- Tackling California’s Budget Crisis: Raise Taxes, Cut Programs, or Form a Bank?
- California Lawmakers Keep Killing Bills By Not Voting On Them. Do The Rules Need To Change?
- California Leaders Take Sides in Monumental Supreme Court Case on Homelessness
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LA CITYWIDE EVENTS
28
Feb, 2026
