ALT A graphic with the text "We will never arrest our way out of homelessness" related to the Johnson v. Grants Pass Supreme Court case. Smaller text reads, "Jailing and fining people for being homeless has only made homelessness worse. We must transform approaches to homelessness away from criminalization and towards care." The background shows a blurred courthouse.

ALT “California is experiencing lower revenues this year, which will heavily impact the decisions we make on the budget in the months to come. I look forward to working with my colleagues to create more jobs, protect our most vulnerable communities, extend the California Film Tax Credit, and continue to work with a coalition of advocates and local governments who are dedicated to addressing the public’s number one priority – homelessness – by calling for stronger accountability and guaranteed funding. While this Governor has made more progress on homelessness than anyone before him, we cannot expect visible results if our state does not commit to strict accountability or provide stable funding to make the progress they are being asked to make. I remain open to working with the Administration on this important issue.”