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Legislative Analyst's Office
Californians Could Soon Be Driving Electric Vehicles on Bumpy Roads as Gas Tax Revenue Drops
Having some of the worst-ranked roads in the U.S., California’s push for zero-emission vehicles will leave road repair budgets unfunded, analysts say.
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California’s Proposed Water Regulations May Be Too Costly, Analysts Warn
The state Legislative Analyst’s Office also said the timeline to implement them ‘may be too aggressive.’
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High Interest Rates, Weak Economy to Blame for California’s Budget Deficit: Legislative Analyst
The exodus of high-income earners also has an impact on the declining state tax revenue, Legislative Analyst Gabriel Petek told The Epoch Times.
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Newsom Orders Spending Freeze in Light of California’s $68 Billion Deficit
Planned buybacks of accrued vacation and leave time for state workers are also canceled, except for corrections employees.
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California Schools, Colleges Faces $19 Billion Budget Deficit: Report
Analysts found that the overall budget deficit could more than double—from $30 billion for fiscal 2022–23 to about $68 billion for 2024–25.
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California’s Tax Revenues Fall Short; Multibillion-Dollar Deficit Widening: Legislative Analyst
The decrease in tax collections is second only to the nearly 29 percent drop in 2002 following the dotcom bust, according to state tax collection data.
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Californians Could Soon Be Driving Electric Vehicles on Bumpy Roads as Gas Tax Revenue Drops
Having some of the worst-ranked roads in the U.S., California’s push for zero-emission vehicles will leave road repair budgets unfunded, analysts say.
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California’s Proposed Water Regulations May Be Too Costly, Analysts Warn
The state Legislative Analyst’s Office also said the timeline to implement them ‘may be too aggressive.’
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High Interest Rates, Weak Economy to Blame for California’s Budget Deficit: Legislative Analyst
The exodus of high-income earners also has an impact on the declining state tax revenue, Legislative Analyst Gabriel Petek told The Epoch Times.
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Newsom Orders Spending Freeze in Light of California’s $68 Billion Deficit
Planned buybacks of accrued vacation and leave time for state workers are also canceled, except for corrections employees.
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California Schools, Colleges Faces $19 Billion Budget Deficit: Report
Analysts found that the overall budget deficit could more than double—from $30 billion for fiscal 2022–23 to about $68 billion for 2024–25.
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California’s Tax Revenues Fall Short; Multibillion-Dollar Deficit Widening: Legislative Analyst
The decrease in tax collections is second only to the nearly 29 percent drop in 2002 following the dotcom bust, according to state tax collection data.
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