California’s legislative leaders are trying to revive a $35 billion public works plan for the construction and improvement of schools, levees, housing and roads. The new proposal is more modest than the $68 billion plan proposed by the Governor in January and smaller than the $49 billion plan that fell apart in March amid disagreements over how much dept the State could assume. Larry Mantle talks about the new development with Los Angeles Times Deputy Sacramento Bureau Chief Dan Morain and Cal State University Political Science Professor Rafe Sonenshein.
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