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Gov. Newsom says the deficit is far smaller than what the Legislature’s analysts projected, and proposes only $8.5 billion in cuts by delaying spending and taking $13 billion from the

Gov. Newsom says the deficit is far smaller than what the Legislature’s analysts projected, and proposes only $8.5 billion in cuts by delaying spending and taking $13 billion from the

State lawmakers will be rushing to address crime, AI, housing and a host of other issues – including growing budget gaps – ahead of elections this year.

The prevalence of poverty in Philadelphia led to a phrase that may have reached its shelf life as a useful advocacy tool.

Newsom says the deficit is far smaller than what the Legislature’s analysts projected, and proposes only $8.5 billion in cuts by delaying spending and taking $13 billion from the state’s main reserves.

Gov. Newsom says the deficit is far smaller than what the Legislature’s analysts projected, and proposes only $8.5 billion in cuts by delaying spending and taking $13 billion from the state’s main reserves.

Poverty is as synonymous with the city of Philadelphia as the Liberty Bell.

The city has grown its housing stock and limited rent cost increase to just 1 percent.

Almost every U.S. state has cut taxes in some way in the past three years. But that trend may be slowing as many states head into their 2024 legislative sessions

On Politics In Focus airing Saturday, January 6, 2023, at 6:30 a.m. with Jennifer Lewis-Hall – it is a new year and a new administration in City Hall in Philadelphia. We begin with a look at a “State of the City” report from The Pew Charitable Trusts. Katie Martin, Project Director of The Pew Charitable Trusts’ Philadelphia Research and Policy […]