By Scott Detrow/KQED News Fix
A plan to spend $7.5 billion on water projects across California is on its way to the November ballot.
The water bond measure — officially the “Water Quality, Supply, and Infrastructure Improvement Act of 2014” — passed both houses with near-unanimous support Wednesday night.
The signing ceremony Gov. Jerry Brown held immediately after the vote was the kind of sight that has become an endangered species in politics these days: a bipartisan celebration of a major legislative package.
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