The unseen city budget

Posted by Rick Orlov on May 21, 2007 7:24 AM | | Comments (0) |

Printing and binding city reports: $6 million.
Calligraphers to decorate proclamations and honors: $550,000.
Pet food for animal shelters: $529,000.
The cost of running Los Angeles city government: pricey.
The expenses are just a few among millions of detailed items that make up a $6.8 billion budget the City Council is set to consider today.
Daily News staff writer Kerry Cavanaugh examines some of the expenses that draw little attention in this report.

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