Sacramento is facing a projected $21-billion deficit, according to a report released today by the chief budget analyst. California lawmakers, who barely managed to patch together a budget a few months ago, seem to be at a loss in terms of solutions. But stakeholders are already preparing for battle. Is it possible to cut any closer to the financial bone?
Guests:
John Myers, Sacramento bureau chief for KQED's California Report
H.D. Palmer, Deputy Director of External Affairs, California Department of Finance
David Sanchez, President, California Teachers Association