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resident Barack Obama will return 5 percent of his salary each month to the Treasury in a show of solidarity with federal workers smarting from government-wide spending cuts, the White House said Wednesday.
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Three Parlier police officers will get pink slips on Friday, March 22nd.
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The city is facing an $800 thousand budget shortfall, and the officers' salaries will be used to help bridge that gap.
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The Parlier Police Department may soon have a smaller staff.
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Fresno Mayor Ashley Swearengin is eager to show the numbers, and says despite some positive signs, the city budget is still out of whack.
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For the employees in the Federal Courthouse in Downtown Fresno, sequester could mean furloughs, even layoffs.
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As Firebaugh's Ford dealership gets ready to close its doors, the city is bracing for how the closure is going to impact its overall budget.
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An agency, whose goal is to bring in tourists and money into the city of Hanford, may get their funding cut.
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The Atwater Police Officers Association says it's making a major sacrifice to help save the city from a financial crisis.
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There were angry words Wednesday night as a North Valley city declared a fiscal emergency and looked to lay off much of its staff.
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Dozens of Atwater city employees have received pink slips this week.
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A new budget report released Tuesday predicts the government will run a $1.1 trillion deficit in the fiscal year that ends in September, a slight dip from last year but still very high by any measure.
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After losing billions in revenue last year, lawmakers are considering cutting services and closing post offices.
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Prop 30 would hike the sales tax by a quarter of a cent and impose an income tax increase of up to 2 per cent on the state's highest wage earners, earning from 250 thousand to a million dollars a year.
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The City of Atwater is facing a financial crisis. City leaders tell Action News Atwater is now more than $3 million in debt and they're worried the problem could get worse.
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Shopping on the internet is not only convenient, but in some cases you can avoid paying sales tax.
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It's a hectic time right now at the State Capitol. The session ends in just four days and there are hundreds of bills still waiting for action. One critical issue, pension reform, is among them.
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Some of California's state employees will see their next paychecks reflect a pay cut of nearly 5 percent.
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The replica big league ball fields at Granite Park haven't been used in three years. Fresno is on the hook for the $5 million loan the developer got the city to co-sign.
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Conan O'Brien's comedy bit to help solve Fresno's financial troubles has gained a great deal of traction.
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Plans to build a new courthouse in the North Valley have been put on hold because Governor Brown and lawmakers used the construction money to help close the state's budget deficit.
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Students Action News talked with had mixed feelings about the proposed changes.
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Fresno State President John Welty says the cuts would impact more than just students.
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The largest program to screen the safety of the nation's produce will stay in place, at least for now.
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The union leader representing more than 30 thousand firefighters in California wrapped up his tour of the Central Valley.
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A judge denied a request from a competing tax campaign that allows the governor's tax initiative to get top billing on the November ballot.
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Fresno's mayor and city manager are drawing a line in the sand in their battle with the Fresno police officers' union.
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The budget approved by the Fresno City Council Thursday night was counting on four-million dollars in concessions from the Fresno Police Officers Association, but a union proposal has led to a war of words between the city and the police union.
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A popular program that collected more than 10 thousand tires in the area won't happen this year.
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The latest shooting by a Fresno Police Officer, like the five others this year will only be investigated by the Fresno Police Department.
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The mayor's plan to balance the Fresno city budget appears to be in trouble.
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They lined up in the heat, waiting for the pools to open, and were glad to get in the water.
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A North Valley pool that was nearly dry this summer has opened to the public.
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Democratic lawmakers approved a state budget, but the issue is far from resolved. Republicans call the plan incomplete.
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The City of Madera has avoided lay-offs for the past few years, but officials say cuts are now the only option.
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Local governments are struggling to come up with balanced budgets.
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A state panel approves a 5 percent pay cut for Gov. Jerry Brown, state lawmakers and other elected state officials.
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Mayor Ashley Swearengin made no guarantees about the future of Fresno during her "State of the City" address.
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The mayor of Fresno is counting on city workers to balance the budget.
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The Fresno Veterans Home is facing yet another delay, after the Governor announced Monday, the state's financial situation has gotten worse.
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The future of an after school program in a Valley school district is now uncertain.
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California Gov. Jerry Brown on Monday proposed more than $8 billion in cuts to close a widening California budget deficit.
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The City Council approved the cuts, after failing to negotiate concessions with the Kingsburg Peace Officers Association.
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A South Valley school district has cut several positions for the next school year.
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More than three dozen students and teachers from McLane High School voiced their concerns to the school board.
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Gov. Jerry Brown says his administration has found more than 700 unnecessary state reports as a result of a cost-cutting review he ordered last year.
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Action News has learned of a possible mass-sick out at a North Valley school district that just voted to lay-off 15 bus drivers.
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One of Fresno's biggest stumbling blocks in solving the city's budget crisis has now been removed.
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Mayor Ashley Swearengin told the city council Fresno's financial future is bleak; but there is hope with her plan.
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CSU officials announced the plan as a way to deal with $750 million in reduced state funding.
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