Budget, State

  1. State Revenues Underperform: Implications for Proposition 98

    A Conversation With Ken Kapphahn Fiscal year-to-date state revenues through January came in $6.7 billion below the Governor’s Budget
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  2. LAO Warns Budget Estimates Optimistic — An Interview

    The uncertainty of the economy and the blind spot created by extending the tax filing deadline to October makes projecting state General
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  3. Proposition 98 Prospects: Implications for Local Practice

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  4. Proposition 98 Prospects: State’s Top Expert Weighs In

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  5. By the Way . . . Fiscal Realities Post Deferrals

    As we discussed in our June 8, 2021, Fiscal Report article “K–12 Deferrals May Be One-Time After All,” both the Governor and the Legislature
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  6. AB 86 Allowable Uses

    Assembly Bill (AB) 86 introduced two new funding streams to local educational agencies (LEAs) using Proposition 98 resources—the In-Person
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  7. AB 86’s Most Frequently Asked Questions

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  8. Deal Reached on Reopening Grants

    On March 1, 2021, Governor Gavin Newsom announced a deal with the Legislature had been reached to provide $2.0 billion for In-Person
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  9. SB 86 Provides Legislative Proposal for In-Person Instruction

    On February 18, 2021, the Legislature unveiled its proposal to address in-person instruction in identical bills—Senate Bill (SB) 86 and
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  10. Biden Administration Unveils $1.9 Trillion Relief Package

    On the evening of Thursday, January 14, 2021, officials from President Joe Biden’s Administration unveiled the details of their touted $1.9
    K-12