Government
Apr. 24, 2013
Court leaders unveil draft numbers of proposed funding overhaul
Under the new model, fast-growing San Bernardino and Riverside counties, as well as Los Angeles, will see an increase in funding, while most coastal courts, such as San Francisco, San Diego and Orange counties, will lose money.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Some California courts have complained for years that they're underfunded. Now a Judicial Council budget subcommittee has unveiled a draft of a new need-based funding allocation method that would shift money to courts with heavier workloads.
Under the new model, fast-growing San Bernardino and Riverside counties in the Inland Empire, as well as Los Angeles, will see an increase in funding, while mos...
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