Bill
SB 114
California's 2025 Budget Act allocates state spending across all agencies; passed Senate narrowly (28-10) and now faces Assembly review with contentious fiscal priorities ahead.
SB 114 is California's Budget Act of 2025, which allocates state spending across government agencies and programs for the fiscal year. The bill passed the Senate with a narrow 28-10 margin and is currently in the Assembly awaiting committee review. This is a comprehensive appropriations measure that determines how California will deploy its revenues across education, healthcare, infrastructure, and other state functions.
The Budget Act is among the most consequential legislation passed annually, directly affecting funding levels for schools, public safety, social services, and infrastructure projects that millions of Californians depend on. The narrow Senate passage (28-10) suggests significant partisan or ideological disagreement over spending priorities, which may foreshadow contentious negotiations in the Assembly. Budget decisions made here ripple through the state economy and determine the scope and quality of public services for the coming fiscal year.
Compiled from official sources — confirm details with the bill’s official record.
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