L.A. approves plan to close deficit

By ABC7
LOS ANGELES Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa recommended the cuts to close the city's $432 million deficit.

Spay and neuter fees for pets are going up from $28 to $40, and the city will also scale back plans to install left-turn arrows on city streets.

While no layoffs have been announced, they are a possibility, officials said, and there is still a $20 million deficit.


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