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Governor Brown’s Budget Comparisons: January and May Revised JANUARY PROPOSED BUDGET MAY REVISED TAXES $12 billion in extended tax increase, including sales tax, vehicle license fee and income tax Extend temporary sales tax and vehicle license fee; suspend temporary 0.25% income tax hike but reinstate it in 2012 thru 2015 K-12 Cut about $113 million Adds $2.7 billion for K-12 schools due to higher tax receipts HIGHER EDUCATION Cut $1.4 billion to community colleges, UC and CSU No further cuts; restores $350 million in community college funds that had been deferred CRIMINAL JUSTICE/CORRECTIONS Increase funding for corrections to $9.1. billion; shift nonviolent offender, juveniles and parolees from state custody to local jails through realignment Increase correctional system funding to $9.8 billion; increase funding for local governments and courts to handle nonviolent state prisoners and others SOCIAL SERVICES Cut more than $4.4 billion from Medi-Cal, the CalWorks welfare-to-work program and services to homebound elderly and disabled Funding remains mostly unchanged from January proposal. Eliminate mental health and drug and alcohol programs as they are shifted to local level through realignment REDEVELOPMENT Eliminate all redevelopment agencies, saving $1.7 billion in 2011-2012; eliminate all enterprise zones Eliminate all redevelopment agencies, but overhaul enterprise zones STATE WORKERS $308 million in pay cuts to state workers Cut about 5,500 state jobs