In a city where one in four households contain a government
employee, the crippling state budget deficit, police layoffs, fire
engine brown-outs and park closures could easily signal only
the bleakest of futures. But for the oldest incorporated city in
California, persistence is key. This is a town where, through sheer
force of will, residents and an enthusiastic mayor are keeping
their major league basketball team around for another year. It's a
town where, despite that recession gloom, the numbers of
chronically homeless people on the streets actually went
down this past year. It's a place where residents are
volunteering to maintain city parks when the Parks & Recreation
budget is slashed. And where people are figuring out ways-from
clothing swaps to home shares-to deal with the hard new economic
reality.
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Monday, September 26, 2011


