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State Nearly out of Cash
With state finances already close to the breaking point, the ongoing recession has caused another emergency. The nonpartisan Legislative Analyst says California is $20 billion short of the cash to pay its bills for the next several months. Jason Dickerson is a deputy in the Legislative Analyst's office.
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readWith state finances already close to the breaking point, the ongoing recession has caused another emergency. The nonpartisan Legislative Analyst says California is $20 billion short of the cash to pay its bills for the next several months. Jason Dickerson is a deputy in the Legislative Analyst's office.
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The full episode
2 of 4Say It Ain't So, Manny- 0:00Students Take on Increasing Debt to Pay for an Education
- 26:51State Nearly out of CashYou’re reading this
- 32:32Say It Ain't So, Manny
- 45:20Dozens of Homes Destroyed in Santa Barbara Fire