“'Local government is in a world of hurt,' UCLA Senior Economist David Shulman said. 'This is especially hitting cities that are tourist-reliant and get revenue from hotel taxes and sales taxes. This isn’t just regular tourism. There is also business tourism and conventions. So if your city is Santa Monica, Anaheim, Los Angeles, this shutdown is creating big holes in your budget.'”
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