Budget Act of 2025.

California SB65 aimed to set the budget for the state government for the year 2025. It was intended to allocate funds for various public services and programs as required by the state's constitution. However, the bill ultimately did not pass.

Supporters of SB65 viewed it as a crucial step towards ensuring that California's government could effectively fund essential services and programs for its residents. They believed that the bill was necessary for maintaining the state's commitment to public welfare and addressing pressing needs in education, healthcare, and infrastructure.

Critics of SB65 argued that the bill represented an irresponsible approach to budgeting, potentially leading to overspending and misallocation of resources. They expressed concerns that the proposed budget did not adequately address fiscal sustainability and could burden taxpayers in the long run.