taxpayer funds

“I will not allow for our city’s taxpayer funds to go for something the federal government is responsible for.”

“I can only imagine the substantial taxpayer funds that were meant for public safety that the fire department and Los Angeles County has spent on this lawsuit,” Osby said in a statement.

He said continuing subsidence in the area now threatens to undermine recent repairs and investments including $83 million in state taxpayer funds.

The program initially received $300 million in taxpayer funds, which financed nearly 2,200 loans, according to the California Housing Finance Agency, or CalHFA.

The program initially received $300 million in taxpayer funds, which financed nearly 2,200 loans, CalHFA says.