Facing $2 Billion Deficit, Calif. Leaders Urge Restraint; Commit to Protecting Families

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Facing $2 Billion Deficit, Calif. Leaders Urge Restraint; Commit to Protecting Families

Antonio Ray Harvey | California Black Media Following the non-partisan Legislative Analyst’s Office (LAO) announcement last week that California faces a $2 Billion deficit next year, legislative leaders are urging restraint and committing to focus on issues important to working families. “The Assembly Budget Committee looks forward to crafting a budget that protects core programs,…

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