The CBP recently published a number of reports examining the local impact of the cuts outlined in Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger's 2009-10 Proposed Budget, which was released on New Year's Eve. These reports include breakdowns of the cuts and/or the number of people affected, either by county or school district.

The Governor’s Proposed Budget Would Make Deep Cuts in Funding for California’s Public Schools

Two new CBP analyses include county and district estimates of the impact of proposed cuts to the state’s K-12 schools, which serve 5.9 million students.

The Governor's Proposed Budget Could Reduce Compensation for IHSS Workers by More Than $1.1 Billion

A new CBP analysis includes county-by-county estimates of the impact of proposed cuts affecting earnings of workers in the In-Home Supportive Services Program.

The Governor’s Proposed Budget Would Eliminate IHSS Domestic Services for 81,000 Low-Income Seniors and People With Disabilities

A new CBP analysis includes county-by-county figures showing the impact of proposed cuts to the In-Home Supportive Services Program.

The Governor’s Proposed Budget Would Drop More Than 230,000 Children From the CalWORKs Program

A new CBP analysis includes county-by-county figures showing the impact of proposed cuts to the CalWORKs Program.

The Governor’s Proposed Cuts to the SSI/SSP Program and CAPI Would Affect More Than 1.3 Million Californians

A new CBP analysis includes county-by-county figures showing the impact of proposed cuts to programs that help low-income seniors and people with disabilities meet basic living expenses.