By Catherine Ho and Rebecca U. Cho
Daily Journal Staff Writers
LOS ANGELES - A traffic-court call center and staff that supervises advocates for foster kids were the most visual casualties of cuts announced by the Los Angeles County Superior Court Tuesday.
Officials have been promising for months that a budget shortfall would force them to cut positions. When layoffs came Tuesday - affecting the jobs of 329 employees - most wer...
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