GOV. GAVIN NEWSOM faces a huge deficit this spring, and he has one especially big money-saving option that he’s not using.
California’s rapidly falling inmate population could allow Newsom to close as many as five more prisons, analysts say, saving $1 billion a year at a moment when he’s pulling from reserves to bring the state budget into the black.
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