Government
Jun. 18, 2011
City Attorneys Make Do With Less
As city attorneys from Los Angeles to Sacramento struggle to adjust to slashed municipal budgets, their offices are becoming leaner, busier, and in some cases understaffed. Now some city offices are asking how far they can cut before hittin
Daily Journal Staff Writer
As city attorneys throughout California struggle to adjust to slashed municipal budgets, their offices are becoming leaner, busier and in some cases, understaffed. Now some city officials are asking how much they can cut before hitting bone.
Budget shortfalls have already forced some cities to turn away from certain kinds of prosecutions and - in the case of at least one major city - reorganize the enti...
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