A central California budget battle of 2025 appears to be taking shape, with supporters of the new Proposition 36 anti-crime law and those preparing litigation with the incoming Trump administration squaring off over scarce funds.
The voters' overwhelming passage of the tough-on-crime initiative represented a significant win for Republicans, retailers, law enforcement and the California District Attorneys Association. But Proposition 36 supporters had little time to celebrate t...
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