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The Newsom administration is trying to update the way mental health is treated in California

October 30, 2023 News

Gov. Gavin Newsom was in Los Angeles today and signed a pair of bills designed to expand mental healthcare and housing for vulnerable communities. The laws, AB 531 and SB 326, will be presented to voters together as Proposition 1 on the ballot in March 2024.

Why it matters: The Newsom administration is trying to update the way mental health is treated in California with a pair of bills. One bill , AB 531, will put a $6.4 billion bond on the March ballot to build over 11,000 treatment beds and supportive housing units.

The other bill, SB 326, will require counties to spend 30% of its Mental Health Services Act funding on housing.

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