California Voters Approve Tougher Penalties with Prop 36

California voters have approved Proposition 36, a measure aimed at reclassifying certain crimes for stricter penalties, such as making possession of fentanyl with a firearm a felony and reclassifying thefts under $950 as felonies for repeat offenders. The proposition has sparked debate, with supporters like San Francisco Mayor London Breed advocating for its potential to address drug and theft issues, while opponents like Governor Gavin Newsom warn against a return to mass incarceration. Official results are expected by December 3.