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Votes on the Budget Are Finally Under Way in Sacramento
Governor Brown camped out in Assembly Speaker John Perez's office last night to help gather votes for $7.4 billion in budget cuts. The result they passed was "a less healthy, less caring, less secure state." That's according to Anthony Wright, executive director of Health Access California .
By Warren Olney • • 1 min readGovernor Brown camped out in Assembly Speaker John Perez's office last night to help gather votes for $7.4 billion in budget cuts. The result they passed was "a less healthy, less caring, less secure state." That's according to Anthony Wright, executive director of Health Access California. We hear from Wright and from John Myers, Sacramento Bureau Chief for KQED and it's daily program, The California Report.
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2 of 4Lawmakers Take a Bite Out of Deficit, Hitting Needy Hard- 0:00Obama Reassures Nation on Radiation, Nuclear Safety
- 5:00Votes on the Budget Are Finally Under Way in SacramentoYou’re reading this
- 19:00Highway 1 Washed Out North of Big Sur
- 30:00UN Debates No-Fly Zone as Gadhafi Beats Down Rebels