California shows how to be fiscally responsible refunding citizens money from the record setting $97B surplus.
More than half of California's residents may soon receive a stimulus check from the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom's office announced earlier this week.
As part of an inflation relief package worth $17 billion, an estimated 23 million eligible Californians will receive payments, totaling up to $1,050 for joint filers with at least one dependent, later this fall. The relief package will be paid for by a record-setting $97 billion state budget surplus.
Millions of Californians may get new stimulus checks worth up to $1,050âhere's who qualifies
Californians will be receiving checks worth up to $1,050 per person this fall, as part of an "inflation relief" package.
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More than half of California's residents may soon receive a stimulus check from the state, Gov. Gavin Newsom's office announced earlier this week.
As part of an inflation relief package worth $17 billion, an estimated 23 million eligible Californians will receive payments, totaling up to $1,050 for joint filers with at least one dependent, later this fall. The relief package will be paid for by a record-setting $97 billion state budget surplus.