San Diego County approves $9.2 billion spending package
Dante Ulanday - News Moderator 
The County Board of Supervisors in San Diego has approved a $9.2 billion spending package that will increase funding for behavioral health, public safety, and capital projects. The package will draw millions from county reserves to support social services. However, the spending package has sparked controversy, with some questioning the use of reserves. Political analyst Mark Larson explained the numbers and controversy surrounding the package.
