Counties around California are trying to figure out how they'll keep funding a program that helps seniors and disabled people. That's because the state is poised to end a five-year agreement that helped pay for In-Home Supportive Services. Now counties say they're facing more than a half-a-billion dollars in new costs. Capital Public Radio's Daniel Potter reports.
State Says Calif. Counties Must Take Over Full Funding Of In-Home Supportive Svcs.
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