Palo Alto Online Article RatingCalifornia's $100 billion surplus: What to know about Newsom's spending plan
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57% : A few of the other big numbers that Newsom mentioned Friday:* $128.3 billion in education spending, from transitional kindergarten through high school, a record-breaking sum that works out to $22,850 per student.45% : Among the policies-cum-anti-Texas-digs that Newsom rolled out Friday were a revision of the state's business relocation tax credit program to provide "additional consideration" for businesses relocating from states with anti-abortion and "anti-LGBTQ+" laws.
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