August 26, 2026

The 2026-27 Budget

Overview of the Spending Plan


Appendix 3: General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27
Late Session Actions



Appendix 3, Figure 1

Budget‑Related Legislation Passed After July 1, 2026

Bill Number

Chapter

Subject

Budget Bills and Amendments

AB 113

248

Amendments to the 2026‑27 Budget Act

SB 114

249

Amendments to the 2022‑23, 2023‑24, 2024‑25, and 2025‑26 Budget Acts

Trailer Bills

SB 133

250

Education finance

AB 167

251

Higher education

AB 173

252

Health

AB 175

253

Developmental services

SB 178

254

Public resources

AB 184

255

State government

SB 186

344

Film tax credits

AB 187

256

Employment

AB 190

257

Early care and education

SB 193

259

Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund

AB 191

354

2028 Olympic and Paralympic Games

AB 192

258

Energy transmission infrastructure financing

SB 194

260

Transportation

SB 195

261

Wildfire loss mitigation payments

Note: This figure includes budget bills and trailer bills identified in Section 39.00 in the 2026‑27 Budget Act that were passed by the Legislature after July 1, 2026. Ordered by bill number.

Appendix 3, Figure 2

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
Arts and Culture

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

Arts

Operating grants for arts organizations

$10.0

Arts

Cultural districts program

4.0

Arts

Juntos Fruitvale Cultural Arts Center performance and community space

3.0

Arts

ODC Dance

3.0

Arts

Center for the Art of Translation

2.8

Arts

Oxnard Downtown Center Art and Performing Arts Center

2.0

Arts

Santa Ynez Valley Children's Museum development

2.0

Arts

Smuin Contemporary Ballet Company

1.5

Arts

The Magic Theatre dramatic theater productions

1.5

Arts

Arts Council various projects $1 million or below

21.7

Total

$51.5

Arts = California Arts Council.

Appendix 3, Figure 3

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
Education

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

CDE

Meals for short intercessional periods

$15.0

CDE

Scholarships through Bay Scholars

1.5

CDE

Mental health services through United Playaz

0.2

CDE

Mental health services through West Bay Pilipino Multi‑Service Center

0.2

CSAC

Financial aid application outreach and support

2.0

CSAC

Whittier College's Robinson Theater fire‑safety upgrades

0.1

CSL

Local library infrastructure grants (reappropriation)

4.5

CSL

Upland Public Library Modernization

1.5

CSL

Covina Recreation Village Library Building

1.5

CSL

Carpinteria Community Library

1.1

CSL

Goleta Valley Library

0.5

CSL

Altadena Library district

0.3

CSL

California Center for Civic Participation

0.2

CSU

Excite Ballpark renovation, San José campus

3.0

CSU

Controls replacement, San Bernardino campus

1.6

CSU

Cougar Pantry upgrades, San Marcos campus

1.0

UC

Innovative Genomics Institute

25.0

UC

Firefighter Cancer Research Program

10.0

UC

UC San Francisco Dyslexia Center

8.4

UC

Climate Change Research Institute

5.0

UC

UC Los Angeles (unspecified purpose)

5.0

UC

Hematologic Malignancies Consortium

3.0

UC

South San Diego bachelor's degree program

2.2

UC

UC various projects $1 million and less

2.0

Total

$94.7

CDE = California Department of Education; CSAC = California Student Aid Commission; CSL = California State Library; CSU = California State University; and UC = University of California.

Appendix 3, Figure 4

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
General Government, Economic Development, and Transportation

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

Caltrans

City of Montclair rail project

$10.0

Caltrans

Various local projects $1 million or less

5.3

Caltrans

Mundo Gardens Highways to Boulevards Program

4.5

Caltrans

City of Los Angeles Fairfax Boulevard improvements

2.0

Caltrans

City of Los Angeles transit and pedestrian safety

1.9

Caltrans

County of Monterey flood and coastal erosion projects

1.8

Caltrans

City of San Leandro Lake Chabot Road improvements

1.5

Caltrans

City of Santa Maria Americans with Disabilities Act projects

1.2

Caltrans

City of Ojai trolley replacement

1.1

CDFA

Transition acreage to organic certification

15.0

CDFA

Agricultural Institute of Marin farmer's market/food innovation hub

13.3

CDFA

CDFA various projects $1 million or less

2.2

CDFA

County of San Joaquin Fairgrounds improvements

2.0

CDFA

Slow Food USA California chapters

2.0

CHP

Bixby Bridge traffic enforcement

0.6

DCA

Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery maintenance

3.0

DCA

Mt. Tamalpais Mortuary and Cemetery maintenance

1.8

DCA

Mixed Martial Arts Retirement Benefit Fund

1.0

DGS

Governor's Mansion improvements

4.0

Go‑Biz

Quantum Technologies and Deep Space Research

30.0

Go‑Biz

Transmission Infrastructure Accelerator

10.3

Go‑Biz

San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments regional projects

4.2

Go‑Biz

Ethnic media outreach grants

3.0

Go‑Biz

Grant for Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator

3.0

Go‑Biz

Public media stabilization grants

3.0

Go‑Biz

Oakland Facade and Tenant Improvement Grant Program

2.5

Go‑Biz

Green Empowerment Zone ‑ Contra Costa County

2.0

Go‑Biz

The Nonprofit Partnership ‑ Long Beach

2.0

Go‑Biz

Further Triennial ‑ cultural history

1.8

Go‑Biz

Funding for Cielo Fund (Riverside/San Bernardino County)

1.5

Go‑Biz

Southeast Los Angeles (SELA) Collaborative funding

1.3

GO‑SERVE

Improve Your Tomorrow Program

2.0

GO‑SERVE

Local Big Brothers Big Sisters programs

1.5

Gov Ops

Inland Empire Community Fund

6.0

Gov Ops

Black Women's Collective Empowerment Institute

5.0

Gov Ops

Black Freedom Fund for the California Community Policy Fellowship

2.0

Gov Ops

Training Institute for Leadership Enrichment

1.5

Gov Ops

Black Freedom Fund for Truth and Reconciliation

1.0

STO

Investment and Innovation Program

6.5

WDB

Dream Machine Innovation Lab

10.0

WDB

Community Coalition Workforce Training Facilities

2.0

Total

$176.2

Caltrans = California Department of Transportation; CDFA = Department of Food and Agriculture; CHP = California Highway Patrol; DCA = Department of Consumer Affairs; DGS = Department of General Services; Go‑Biz = Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development; GO‑SERVE = Governor’s Office of Service and Community Engagement; Gov Ops = Government Operations, Secretary; STO = State Treasurer’s Office; and WDB = Workforce Development Board.

Appendix 3, Figure 5

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
Health, Human Services, and Housing

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

Aging

Options to address Community‑Based Adult Services center closures

$0.9

CalFood

Additional general food bank distribution funding

10.0

CalHHS

Veterans' psychedelic research

4.7

CalHHS

H.R. 1 impacts research

1.0

DHCS

Naloxone Distribution Project reappropriation

1.4

DOR

Vocational Rehabilitation utilization increases

66.0

DPH

Public Health Network Information Exchange

5.0

DPH

Los Angeles County Department of Public Health

3.0

DPH

Women's health outcomes

3.0

DPH

Advisory Council for Physical Fitness and Well‑Being

2.0

DPH

Youth Sports for All augmentation

1.0

DPH

Delano Mosquito Abatement District

0.2

DSS

One California Immigration Services Funding

4.0

DSS

Ashes to Beauty for immigrant support services

0.8

DSS

Immigrant Action Network

0.8

DSS

San Bernardino Community Service Center for immigrant legal services

0.6

Food Assistance

California Food Bank Delivery Alliance

3.0

Food Assistance

Our Big Kitchen L.A.

2.5

Food Assistance

Sova Community Food and Resource Program

1.9

Food Assistance

Fresno Economic Opportunities Commission Food Distribution Program

1.5

Food Assistance

Food for Thought Food Bank

0.6

HCAI

Gender affirming care for children and youth

10.0

HCAI

Glucagon‑Like Peptide‑1 (GLP‑1) agonists

2.0

HCAI

Medical school at University of the Pacific

2.0

HCAI

San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living

2.0

HCAI

West Health Facility

1.0

HCD

California Community Foundation program

15.0

HCD

Bay Area Housing Finance Authority programs

6.8

HCD

San Diego Regional Housing Finance Agency program

6.5

HCD

City of Santa Barbara for building rehabilitation

6.0

HCD

Downtown Sacramento Revitalization Core project

5.0

HCD

WalkGood Inc. workforce housing

5.0

HCD

Los Angeles County Affordable Housing Solutions Agency

4.0

HCD

City of Newark homebuyer and affordable housing programs

3.0

HCD

City of Oceanside interim housing project

3.0

HCD

Freedom West Homes Corporation project

3.0

HCD

San Francisco SafeHouse

3.0

HCD

Bolinas Community Land Trust affordable housing

2.0

HCD

California Farmworker Foundation

2.0

HCD

City of Fremont emergency shelter

2.0

HCD

City of Pittsburg affordable housing

2.0

HCD

City of Vista Navigation Center

2.0

HCD

Coalition for Responsible Community Development

2.0

HCD

Sacramento Tiny Homes

2.0

HCD

Latino Community Foundation

1.8

HCD

Larkin Street Youth Services programs

1.4

HCD

Project Homeless Connect programs

1.3

HCD

City of Santa Cruz affordable housing project

1.3

HCD

HCD various projects of $1 million or less

8.9

Medi‑Cal

Martin Luther King Jr. Community Hospital

8.0

Medi‑Cal

Yurok Tribe allcove site

7.1

Medi‑Cal

Westminster Free Clinic

6.0

Medi‑Cal

San Gabriel Valley Chinatown Service Center

3.5

Medi‑Cal

Kern County mobile dental unit

2.0

Medi‑Cal

Santa Clara Valley Healthcare

2.0

Medi‑Cal

Santa Barbara County mobile dental care

1.3

Medi‑Cal

DHCS various projects of $1 million or less

5.0

SCDD

Special Education Parent Action Network

2.4

Total

$256.9

Aging = Department of Aging; CalHHS = California Health and Human Services Agency; DHCS = Department of Health Care Services; DOR = Department of Rehabilitation; DPH = Department of Public Health; DSS = Department of Social Services; HCAI = Health Care Access and Information; HCD = Department of Housing and Community Development; and SCDD = State Council on Developmental Disabilities.

Appendix 3, Figure 6

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
Natural Resources and Environmental Protection

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

CARB

San Diego Air Pollution Control District AIRE Program

$5.0

CalFire

Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund to General Fund shift

5.0

CalFire

Napa FireWise fuel reduction projects

4.0

CalRecycle

San Gabriel Valley Council of Governments food recovery

3.8

CalRecycle

Solana Center for Environmental Innovation waste diversion

3.0

CEC

Distributed Electricity Backup Assets

3.0

CEC

Antelope Valley charging infrastructure

2.7

CNRA

California's Holocaust Center

2.6

CNRA

CNRA various projects $1 million or less

2.5

CNRA

California Police Memorial

2.5

CNRA

California Firefighter Memorial

2.5

CNRA

Castaic Lake State Recreation Area boat ramp

2.0

CNRA

San Francisco Castro Theater

2.0

CNRA

Discovery Cube of Los Angeles fire prevention

2.0

CNRA

Benecia city service maintenance

2.0

CNRA

Baldwin Park Family Services Center

2.0

CNRA

Los Angeles park infrastructure improvements

2.0

CNRA

Bay Area Discovery Museum

2.0

CNRA

Our City Forest

1.8

CNRA

City of Sacramento community reinvestments

1.5

CNRA

King City Recreation Center improvements

1.5

CNRA

Sierra Madre Playhouse improvements

1.5

CNRA

California Academy of Sciences

1.5

CNRA

City of Paramount Park and Community Center expansion

1.5

CNRA

City of Tracy climate adaptive tree planting

1.5

CNRA

Cultural Conservancy

1.5

CNRA

Grabhorn Institute for Arion Press

1.2

CNRA

Noble Creek Regional Park emergency operations

1.0

CNRA

Orcutt Oasis Community Center

5.0

CNRA

Discovery Cube of Los Angeles facilities

2.5

CNRA

Administrative costs

1.0

CNRA

California Museum

1.0

CNRA

City of Benecia community benefit activities

2.0

CNRA

Maywood Teen Tech Center

1.0

CNRA

Salinas Regional Soccer Complex

5.1

CNRA

San Diego Natural History Museum projects

2.5

CNRA

Soledad Community Center improvements

2.0

CNRA

Burbank firefighter personal protective equipment storage

1.6

Coastal Commission

Protection of Coyote Hills property in Coyote Valley

1.5

DFW

Wolf‑livestock compensation and related activities

1.5

DWR

Coyote Creek flood protection project

1.4

LCI

Contra Costa County wildfire tools

1.3

LCI

Humboldt County permitting center facility improvements

1.1

SCC

Wild Cherry Canyon acquisition in San Luis Obispo County

5.0

SCC

San Clemente sand replenishment

1.8

SWRCB

SWRCB various projects $1 million or less

1.4

SWRCB

Lake County Clearlake wastewater collection system upgrades

1.3

SWRCB

Soboba Reservation stormwater infrastructure

1.3

SWRCB

Salinas stormwater drainage at/near Cesar Chavez Park

8.9

SWRCB

Delano community and water infrastructure improvements

8.0

SWRCB

Grover Beach well facility improvements

7.1

SWRCB

San Mateo County green stormwater infrastructure

6.0

SWRCB

City of San Luis Obispo infrastructure upgrades and repairs

3.5

SWRCB

Sanger aging infrastructure and water line relocation

2.0

Tahoe Conservancy

Upper Truckee Marsh South Project

2.0

Total

$263.1

CARB = California Air Resources Board; CalFire = California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection; CalRecycle = California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery; CEC = California Energy Commission; CNRA = California Natural Resources Agency; Coastal Commission = California Coastal Commission; DFW = Department of Fish and Wildlife; DWR = Department of Water Resources; LCI = Governor’s Office of Land Use and Climate Innovation; SCC = State Coastal Conservancy; SWRCB = State Water Resources Control Board; and Tahoe Conservancy = California Tahoe Conservancy.

Appendix 3, Figure 7

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
Parks and Recreation

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

Expo Park

Parkwide surveillance camera system installation

$7.0

Expo Park

Black Arts Collection public availability

3.0

Parks

Parks various projects $1 million or less

25.1

Parks

North Ranch property public access preparation

10.0

Parks

San Francisco Jackson Park

10.0

Parks

Outdoor access improvements

7.0

Parks

Santa Barbara Pershing Park restoration

5.0

Parks

Carpinteria Community Pool

3.3

Parks

City of Perris Patriot Park renovations

3.0

Parks

Rancho Del Pueblo Golf Course improvements

2.1

Parks

City of Madera Centennial Pool reconstruction

2.0

Parks

County of Los Angeles Rory M. Shaw Wetlands Park

2.0

Parks

Greater Sacramento Region creative economic opportunities

2.0

Parks

City of Los Angeles Sheldon Arleta Park streetscape

1.7

Parks

County of Santa Barbara San Antonia Creek walking path

1.7

Parks

City of Los Angeles MacArthur Park perimeter fence

1.6

Parks

Administrative costs

1.5

Parks

City of El Monte Mountain View Park improvements

1.5

Parks

City of La Mesa Waite Park development project

1.5

Parks

City of Santa Paula Sports Park Complex phase II

1.5

Parks

Lompoc Community Plaza

1.5

Parks

Salinas Regional Soccer Complex

1.3

Parks

City of San Diego Emerald Hills neighborhood park

1.1

Total

$96.3

Expo Park = Exposition Park and Parks = Department of Parks and Recreation.

Appendix 3, Figure 8

General Fund Discretionary Spending in 2026‑27 Late Session Actions:
Public Safety

(Dollars in Millions)

Department or Program

Description

2026‑27

CDCR

Anti‑Recidivism Coalition Hollywood cinema production program

$0.8

JB

Compton courthouse improvements

1.0

JB

County of Orange Public Law Center Immigration Unit funding

1.0

JB

Inland Empire Latino Lawyers Association free civil legal service funding

0.8

OES

OES various projects $1 million or less

23.0

OES

Implementation of human trafficking working group recommendations

15.0

OES

Services to support survivors of child sexual assault

10.0

OES

City of San Diego Casa Mariposa domestic violence shelter

3.0

OES

City and County of San Francisco public safety infrastructure

3.0

OES

Costa Mesa Emergency Communications Center

2.6

OES

South Perris Fire Station

2.5

OES

Los Angeles Fire Department wildfire mitigation and firebreak improvements

2.5

OES

Administrative cost for local assistance grants

2.0

OES

Los Angeles Labor Federation Boyle Heights emergency response

2.0

OES

Tracy Police Department communications system upgrade

2.0

OES

County of Kern community and emergency disaster center

2.0

OES

Lodi Fire Department fire engine replacement

2.0

OES

Orange County Fire Authority first‑responder safety

2.0

OES

Mount Diablo State Park area dry brush removal

2.0

OES

City of Loma Linda new fire trucks

2.0

OES

City of Orinda wildfire mitigation

2.0

OES

Islamic Center of San Diego security infrastructure improvements

2.0

OES

City of Refuge Sacramento

1.8

OES

County of Stanislaus Del Puerto Canyon repeater project

1.8

OES

City of Saratoga wildfire fuel reduction along evacuation routes

1.8

OES

City of South Gate 911 public safety system upgrades

1.5

OES

City of Long Beach Police Department de‑escalation training center project

1.5

OES

City of Montclair fire truck

1.5

OES

San Diego Police Department Human Trafficking Task Force expansion

1.5

OES

City of Merced Fire Department ladder truck replacement

1.5

OES

San Francisco Mayor's Office for Victim's Rights

1.5

OES

City of Cotati City Hall‑public safety building solar and battery backup system

1.5

OES

City of Morro Bay police department infrastructure and radio system upgrades

1.4

OES

Los Angeles Fire Department Sylmar fire station construction

1.3

OES

San Miguel Consolidated Fire Protection District firefighter gear and fuel tanks

1.1

Total

$115.2

CDCR = California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation; JB = Judicial Branch; and OES = Office of Emergency Services.