Los Angeles Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa proposed a city budget yesterday that includes plans to raise fees, cut services and lose more than 700 jobs to help make up for a $406-million shortfall. Meanwhile, County Chief Executive Officer William T. Fujioka proposed a less austere budget but warned cuts will probably come in the future. Patt talks with KPCC reporters Frank Stoltze and Brian Watt about how the budgets will affect Los Angeles residents.
* KPCC Reporters Frank Stoltze and Brian Watt
