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In the next fiscal year the SLO County Superior Court will have to cut its budget by $1 million. To avoid layoffs and mandatory furloughs, the court will reduce its public phone and counter hours.
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City officials report that costs are outpacing revenues. They plan to use reserve funds and make cuts across several departments, but they're also looking at other options.
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Some groups that oppose extending Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant’s license are concerned that taxpayers will be on the hook for a large chunk of a $400 million loan to keep the plant running. California lawmakers agreed to the loan earlier this week.
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Governor Gavin Newsom is expected to restore funding this week that gives library card users free entry into state parks.
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Santa Maria’s newest budget proposal projects shortfalls of more than $40 million over the next two years. The city is expected to use three reserves to balance its budget.
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This year, San Luis Obispo County’s Sheriff’s Office will receive the largest cut of money from the general fund.
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At a virtual press conference a Monterey County health official expressed concern that these cuts could threaten some programs.
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San Luis Obispo County will operate under a nearly 1-billion-dollar budget this fiscal year. The Board of Supervisors passed it 4-1 last month with Supervisor Debbie Arnold dissenting.
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The San Luis Obispo City Council approved the 2021-23 financial plan at a meeting June 1. It includes an expansion of the city’s police budget, which has…
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Goleta residents could see their rate fees for garbage collection increase by 4% as soon as this summer.The Goleta City Council voted unanimously April 6…