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Broken Budget Leads to Layoffs in Los Angeles
The City of Los Angeles is laying off 232 employees today, down from 278 last week, mostly in libraries and childcare centers, after a last minute delaying move was turned down by the City Council. David Zanhiser reports for the LA Times .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readThe City of Los Angeles is laying off 232 employees today, down from 278 last week, mostly in libraries and childcare centers, after a last minute delaying move was turned down by the City Council. David Zanhiser reports for the LA Times.
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1 of 4Local Layoffs, State Politics and an Adventure in Print- 0:00Broken Budget Leads to Layoffs in Los AngelesYou’re reading this
- 6:07Governor's Race Starts in Negative Territory
- 19:25Can a Printed Literary Magazine Thrive in LA?
- 26:06Russian Spies in American Suburbs: Shades of the Cold War?