Gov. Brown Won't Say What He Thinks About Next Year's State Ballot Initiatives

KVCR | By Ben Adler

Published December 2, 2015 at 11:27 AM PST

California Governor Jerry Brown isn't tipping his hand on how - or if - he'll fight two potential November 2016 ballot initiatives. Capital Public Radio's Ben Adler has more.

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