Government
Oct. 14, 2011
AG agents layoffs could impact local departments
The California attorney general's office is looking to lay off more than 200 special agents, employee union officials said - a move that could lead to the elimination of two key investigative bureaus.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
SACRAMENTO - The California attorney general's office is looking to lay off more than 200 special agents, employee union officials said - a move that could lead to the elimination of two key investigative bureaus.
The layoffs are the first effort by Attorney General Kamala Harris' office to enact a $71 million budget cut ordered by the governor earlier this year.
It appears to spare...
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