Which Way, L.A.?

California's Gone from Bad Times to Good Times… or Has It?

State Senators and Assembly members are prepared to pass a budget by midnight tonight. If it gets any later, they won't get paid . But that won't mean the process is over. What's in store for disabled people, the poor and others who suffered from program cuts during the Great Recession?

By Warren Olney • Jun 15, 2015 • 17m Listen

State Senators and Assembly members are prepared to pass a budget by midnight tonight. If it gets any later, they won't get paid. But that won't mean the process is over. What's in store for disabled people, the poor and others who suffered from program cuts during the Great Recession?

Warren Olney
former KCRW broadcaster
Katie Cooper
Producer, 'One year Later'
Jenny Hamel
KCRW
John Myers
Los Angeles Times
H.D. Palmer
California State Department of Finance
Chris Hoene
California Budget & Policy Center

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Which Way, L.A.?

California's Gone from Bad Times to Good Times… or Has It?

State Senators and Assembly members are prepared to pass a budget by midnight tonight. If it gets any later, they won't get paid . But that won't mean the process is over. What's in store for disabled people, the poor and others who suffered from program cuts during the Great Recession?

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Which Way, L.A.?

California's Gone from Bad Times to Good Times… or Has It?

State Senators and Assembly members are prepared to pass a budget by midnight tonight. If it gets any later, they won't get paid . But that won't mean the process is over. What's in store for disabled people, the poor and others who suffered from program cuts during the Great Recession?

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