Public Broadcasting Stations Cut Staff, Budget
San Francisco Chronicle, February 3, 2009
By Joe Garofoli
Northern California Public Broadcasting will cut 13 percent of its budget and lay off 30 employees because the recession has reduced the corporate giving that funds much of the organization. No reporters will leave San Francisco's KQED-FM, and no TV staff will depart.
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