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What To Know About Prop 4

Season 2024 Episode 208

Prop 4 would let California borrow $10 billion for urgent environmental projects, prioritizing low-income, climate-vulnerable areas. Funds would go toward clean water, wildfire prevention, and heat protection. Supporters cite climate urgency, while opponents argue bonds are costly for taxpayers.

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What To Know About Prop 5
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Prop 5 would lower the voter approval needed for affordable housing bonds from two-thirds to 55%.
What To Know About Prop 3
1:45
A new proposition aims to remove an outdated same-sex marriage ban from California's constitution.
What To Know About Prop 2
1:20
A proposition could raise $10 billion to fix and update California schools.
CA Delays Oil Well Leak Detection Near Homes and Schools
2:02
New legislation delays pollution control requirements for oil wells near homes.
Audit Reveals Gaps in College Transfer System
1:55
A new audit reveals gaps in California's community college transfer system.
UC Campuses Criticized Over Inconsistent Protest Policies
2:02
UC campuses face criticism over inconsistent protest policies and enforcement.
For-Profit Schools Leaving Students Jobless and in Debt
2:00
CA warns that for-profit schools are often leaving students in debt with no job.
New Bill To Bring Voting Access to Jails
2:00
A new bill aims to bring voting access to California's jails.
The Dangers of Extreme Heat in Inland California
2:00
Inland California cities face increasing extreme heat risks due to climate change.
State Bans Legacy Preferences in College Admissions
2:03
California legislature passes a bill banning legacy admissions in private colleges.
New Law Helps CA Tribes Keep Kids Out of Foster Care
1:50
Native children in CA are often placed in non-native households, impacting their cultural ties.
UC Regents Tighten Rules on Faculty Free Speech
1:55
UC Regents policy regulates displays of political and social opinions on academic websites.
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