claim: california gov. jerry brown has proposed "diverting 30 percent of the funding" from the state’s gas tax increase "to non-road related projects like building parks and job training for felons."
author: melissa melendez
evidence_1: "this new gas tax does not increase (road) capacity anywhere in the state. ...  politifact california on thursday, december 14th, 2017 ... california gov. ... jerry  brown has proposed "diverting 30 percent of the funding" from the state's gas tax  increase "to non-road related projects like building parks and job training for  felons.
evidence_2: may 11, 2017 ... assemblywoman melendez responds to governor brown's may budget  revision ... in this budget proposal, they are diverting 30 percent of funding from  the gas tax to non-road related projects like building parks and job training for  felons. that's money from the very gas tax the democrats promised would ...
evidence_3: traditionally, gas tax money is supposed to be used to build and maintain roads.  but jerry brown and a bunch of other corrupt politicians stole the gas tax money  and ... in this budget proposal, they are diverting 30 percent of funding from the  gas tax to non-road related projects like building parks and job training for felons.
evidence_4: may 24, 2017 ... gov. jerry brown's newest gas tax has raised significant controversy ... california  state assemblywoman melissa melendez recently said 30 percent of the funds  will go to non-road related projects like parks and job training for felons. ...  explains why melendez may be off base with her statement and has ...
evidence_5: traditionally, gas tax money is supposed to be used to build and maintain roads.  ... "governor brown and his fellow democrats are already diverting funding to  their ... in this budget proposal, they are diverting 30 percent of funding from the  gas tax to non-road related projects like building parks and job training for felons.