Sacramento Bee–

California voters can expect to see two housing-related bond measures on their November ballots after the state Legislature on Monday advanced a proposal to fund homeless aid.

State lawmakers voted unanimously to ask residents to approve a $2 billion bond measure to house people who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

Lawmakers approved the money in 2016. But it has been tied up in court because of a lawsuit that argues the money comes from a source voters approved to fund mental health services, not housing.

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