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By John MyersÂ
Lawmakers have added earmarks for helping veterans and youth who are on California’s streets to a high-profile effort expected to become part of the new state budget by the end of the week.
Legislation quietly introduced Thursday would modify and expand an effort that began with a $2-billion bond package to help those who are homeless and suffer from mental illness.
The bond proposal, first introduced by Senate Democrats in January , was modified to include new requirements including online disclosure of how bond proceeds are spent and performance reviews of county agencies that administer the programs.
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