This report examines the services, funding, clientele, and program outcomes of each of California's job training programs. The first part of the report consists of tables detailing the following: the sources of the $4.178 billion dollars spent on California's job training programs in fiscal year 1995-96 and the $3.764 billion spent on the same programs in fiscal year 1994-95; overlapping services in job training programs serving various categories of youths and adults (low-income individuals, disabled workers, offenders, employed individuals who are seeking to upgrade their skills, public aid recipients, job-ready persons, and dislocated workers); and job training services delivered directly to clients (work force training and supportive services). The remainder of the report consists of brief descriptions of the job training programs provided by each of the following California agencies/institutions: Department of Aging; California Conservation Corps; California Youth Authority; Department of Corrections; Employment Development Department; Department of Industrial Relations; Department of Rehabilitation; Department of Social Services; California community colleges; and Department of Education. Each program description contains information on some or all of the following: program purpose, budget, funding source, clients, service delivery, program effectiveness, and enrollment breakdown. (MN)