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Dems Want to See Funds Restored to Health, Safety-Net Programs

Jan 11, 2013 at

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Many of California's Democratic lawmakers who see blue skies ahead would like to roll back the deep cuts they approved in recent years for everything from courts to social safety-net programs. Advocates for the state's poor and elderly greeted Brown's budget with mixed feelings.

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Dems Want to See Funds Restored to Health, Safety-Net Programs

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