A MASSIVE STRUCTURAL BUDGET DEFICIT is forcing Santa Clara County leaders to get creative in finding ways to avoid hits to critical social safety net services.
A San José Spotlight review of County Executive James Williams’ budget recommendations for fiscal year 2025-26 shows four main takeaways about what services could be eliminated, reduced, saved and added — and what it all means for residents in light of a $70 million federal funding loss.
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