Please try the following:

• Click the Sacramento button, or try again later.
  
• If you are the California state governor and typed the state's name in the address bar, make sure that it is spelled correctly.
  
• To check your legislator attitude settings, click the Legislator menu, and then click Political Party Options. On the Stupidity menu, choose Partisan Politics. The settings should match those provided by your party leader.
• If the House Of Representatives had ratified it, Sacramento could examine your program's funding and automatically discover funding for it. They didn't.
  If you would like to use abnormal funding channels to try to discover funding, click Detect Funding
• Some programs require a two-thirds majority to fund them. Click the Special Interest menu and then click About Lobbying to determine the level of campaign support required.
• If you are against the incumbent governor, and are trying to regain some control, make sure to cover as many bases as possible. Click the Tools menu, and then click on Governor Recall. Click the Advanced button, scroll to the Obsessively Ignore Constitutional Obligations section and check the Too Busy To Ratify Budget box.
• If you favor the incumbent governor, and are trying to retain some control, make sure to cover as many bases as possible. Click the Tools menu, and then click on Oppose Recall. Click the Advanced button and choose the Obsessively Ignore Constitutional Obligations section and check the Too Busy To Ratify Budget box.
• If you are a student or public employee in California, keep your "vacation" job in case either school does not reopen, or financial aid is unavailable. You have seen this coming ever since Prop. 13, haven't you?