Bankrupt San Bernardino Must Cut Spending By A Third

Widespread layoffs or pay reductions for city workers are expected. The city is preparing to file for bankruptcy protection. San Bernardino must cut government spending by a third, almost assuredly resulting in widespread layoffs or pay reductions for city workers, as it prepares to officially file for bankruptcy protection, city officials said.

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