In summary
Retirement benefits now eat up 20% of city’s general fund revenue. Touted cost controls won’t have real impact for decades.
Paying for public retirees has never cost L.A. taxpayers more. And that’s after pension reform
In summary
Retirement benefits now eat up 20% of city’s general fund revenue. Touted cost controls won’t have real impact for decades.
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