"California Voters Pass Prop. 1 to Address Homelessness Crisis, Critics Say More Action Needed"

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California voters narrowly approve Proposition 1, requiring counties to address the homelessness crisis by authorizing $6.38 billion in bonds to build mental health facilities and housing. Governor Gavin Newsom supported the measure, which aims to provide housing for over 11,000 residents and allocate $1 billion to help homeless veterans. The funding will come from a 2004 tax on millionaires, and critics argue that it could worsen the problem by forcing rural counties to divert money from existing programs to comply with the new requirements.
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- Narrow win for California's homelessness measure shows growing voter fatigue CBS San Francisco
- What Gavin Newsom's Prop. 1 means for mentally ill Californians CalMatters
- Californians approve plan to address homelessness, critics say it's not enough PBS NewsHour
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