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How Will Sequestration Affect California?

KQED News Staff

Mar 1, 2013 at

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It's a moment Congress and the president swore would never come -- but here it is. Across-the-board budget cuts, "sequestration" if you prefer, will affect the military and domestic programs to the tune of $85 billion. How will those cuts be felt in California in defense, health and education?

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