California voters will consider a controversial proposal in November to temporarily raise taxes on billionaires despite pressure from critics to withdraw it.
One of the items in next month's election is Proposition 50, which would amend the state constitution to adopt new congressional districts for 2026 through 2030.
As campaigning for Gov. Gavin Newsom's Proposition 50 ramps up, legal challenges are already emerging against his push for a voter-approved redraw of California's congressional districts.
The proposal would require the state to verify proof of citizenship when a person registers to vote, and voters would have to provide identifications at the polls.
A local sales tax to fund transportation projects is not set to wind down for two years, and there is already debate about how to move forward.
Proposition 36, which increases penalties on certain theft and drug crimes, is now in effect across California.