Governors and mayors are dealing with a double-whammy during the coronavirus pandemic. As they spend millions of dollars fighting COVID-19, they’re also seeing a devastating decline in revenue. That’s leading to furloughs and layoffs across essential services and critical institutions – such as sanitation efforts, education, civic centers and community health. Soledad O’Brien speaks with Albuquerque Mayor Tim Keller about what a $27 million deficit means for New Mexico’s largest city.
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