Gov. Gavin Newsom boosted funding to the state’s judicial branch and allocated funds for 25 new judgeships in his revised 2019-2020 budget proposal Thursday, a longstanding request by several lawmakers, lobbyists and jurists.
The budget would add $30.4 million in general funds for the upcoming fiscal year and $36.5 million annually through 2024 to bump up the superior court roster statewide, according to the revision. The judges wil...
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