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Proposition 1 aims to issue over $6 billion in bonds for housing and treatment facilities for homeless and mentally ill individuals.

Previous housing measure for mental health produced minimal results, highlighting challenges. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to issue $6 billion in bonds for supportive housing and treatment facilities for homelessness and mental illness.

Previous mental health and housing measure, No Place Like Home, fell short on promises. [ more ]

California's biggest problem according to polls is homelessness, not poverty.

47% of homeless individuals suffer from mental or emotional illness. [ more ]

California voters approved a measure imposing strict spending requirements on housing and drug treatment for homelessness.

Proposition 1 is supported by Gov. Gavin Newsom, marking a significant change in how California tackles homelessness. [ more ]

Proposition 1 in California will restructure the mental health system and address homelessness crisis.

The measure will raise $6.4bn over 20 years for housing, treatment facilities, and mental health programs. [ more ]

California voters pass Proposition 1 imposing strict spending requirements on housing and drug treatment for homelessness crisis.

Proposition 1 allows state greater control over millionaire tax for mental health services, focusing on housing and programs for homeless individuals. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to tackle California's homelessness crisis through mental health system update.

The measure would boost investments in housing and substance use programs to address homelessness. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to add mental health beds for homeless individuals. If passed, it may signal voters' desperation for solutions. The measure focuses on the most vulnerable homeless population. [ more ]

Gov. Gavin Newsom postponed State of the State address due to uncertain outcome of Proposition 1.

Proposition 1 crucial for Newsom's homelessness and mental health care reform strategy. [ more ]

Voters showed resistance to Newsom's mental health plan.

Opponents failed to spend anything to oppose the governor's effort. [ more ]

Supporters managing expectations ahead of Election Day

Proposition 1 faces decreasing support due to various factors [ more ]

Proposition 1 in California aims to allocate significant funds for supportive housing, veterans, and mental health services.

The proposition faces criticism for potentially undermining the existing Mental Health Services Act in the state. [ more ]

Proposition 1 likely to pass, allowing funds for mental health housing.

Assembly member Vince Fong leading in Kevin McCarthy replacement race. [ more ]

Proposition 1 leads by a narrow margin, with 50.4% in support and 49.6% opposed

The measure aims to increase mental health beds, homeless housing, and mandate counties spend 30% of Mental Health Services Act revenue on housing [ more ]

Proposition 1, a mental health bond measure in California, is leading with 50.3% of the vote.

The bond measure, totaling $6.38 billion, allocates $4.4 billion for mental health beds and $2 billion for homeless housing projects. [ more ]

Proposition 1 in California received 53% support for mental health funding reforms.

The measure includes a $6.38 billion bond for residential care and supportive housing. [ more ]

The Mental Health Services Act in California has not been effective in providing necessary care for individuals with serious mental illness.

Proposition 1 aims to reform mental health funding and address the shortcomings in the current system. [ more ]

Placer County Board of Supervisors opposes Proposition 1

Proposition 1 would reroute $6.4 billion in bonds for homelessness and mental health funding [ more ]

State Senator Shannon Grove, a Donald Trump supporter and co-chair of the failed recall effort against Governor Newsom, is supporting his Proposition 1 ballot measure to boost funding for mental health.

Proposition 1 represents a rare instance of bipartisan agreement in California, as both Republicans and Democrats are coming together to address the state's homelessness and mental health crisis.

The measure, which asks voters to update California's mental health services system and provide more treatment beds through a $6.4 billion bond, has received significant bipartisan support and is backed by two-thirds of likely voters according to a poll. [ more ]

Opponents of Gov. Gavin Newsom's Proposition 1 concede likely passage.

Proposition 1 includes bond for treatment facilities, housing, changes to tax on personal incomes. [ more ]

Proposition 1 on California's primary election ballot is a $6.4 billion funding proposition for mental health and housing.

Proposition 1 also involves restructuring state Mental Health Services Act funding, potentially shifting $140 million from counties to the state. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to raise $6.4 billion in bonds to provide treatment beds and homeless housing units for Californians struggling with mental health and addiction.

The measure has broad support from both Republican and Democrat state lawmakers, despite concerns about involuntary detentions and changes to mental health funding. [ more ]

Proposition 1 on the presidential primary ballot in California aims to provide new treatment beds and housing units for veterans and those with behavioral health challenges.

The proposition would shift 5% of funding out of county coffers and into statewide programs, while counties would still keep 90% of the funds with new guidelines. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to overhaul California's mental health funding system with a $6.4 billion bond.

Opponents have expressed concerns about borrowing costs and impact on existing programs. [ more ]

Proposition 1 vote count for Gov. Gavin Newsom remains close

Measure tied to mental health care funding initiatives by Newsom [ more ]

Former baseball star Steve Garvey to face Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff in U.S. Senate race.

Proposition 1 in California remains too close to call with just over 50% voter support. [ more ]

Proposition 1 focuses on tackling homelessness and updating mental health system in California.

The measure restricts county funding use for mental health services, emphasizing housing and programs for homeless individuals with mental illnesses or substance abuse issues. [ more ]

Proposition 1 would restructure California's mental health system with a $6.4bn fund for housing and treatment facilities.

There is controversy over Proposition 1's impact on mental health programs and involuntary treatment. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to allocate $6.4 billion for mental health treatment beds and supportive housing for homeless residents, shifting focus to severe behavioral health needs over prevention programs.

California Governor Newsom supports Prop 1 to address chronic homelessness despite prior failed initiatives and a growing homeless population. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to overhaul mental health services in California by financing 10,000 treatment beds, costing up to $14 billion.

Opponents argue that the price of Proposition 1 is too high, emphasizing the need to spend money effectively and understand root causes to solve issues like homelessness. [ more ]

California voters to decide on $6.4 billion bond to combat homelessness crisis

Front-line workers express concerns about the effectiveness of Proposition 1 [ more ]

Prop. 1 is a bold but imperfect approach to managing the mental health crisis, targeting individuals lacking treatment.

The measure divides into authorizing state borrowing for construction and changing rules for spending income tax. [ more ]

Proposition 1 in California aims to provide housing for 11,000 people with mental health needs using over $6 billion in bonds.

There is a need for more funding to address the homelessness and mental health crisis in cities like San Francisco. [ more ]

Proposition 1 aims to address California's homelessness and mental health crisis.

The measure asks voters to approve changes to the Mental Health Services Act and a $6.4-billion bond for new treatment facilities. [ more ]

Proposition 1 on California's primary election ballot aims to reform the state's mental health system and create 10,000 new behavioral health beds.

The measure would redirect existing funding to expand substance abuse and mental health services, and divert 30% of that funding toward supportive housing for those with severe mental illness or substance use disorders. [ more ]