SACRAMENTO—Gov. Jerry Brown on Tuesday unveiled a $179 billion state spending plan, amplifying his typical message of fiscal restraint with warnings about potential federal funding cuts on the horizon.
“The Legislature has to be very prudent this year,” said Brown, who presented an annual budget that generally maintains the status quo on general fund spending and puts more than $1 billion into reserves. “There are too many uncertainties.”
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