Johnson said the budget gap — again one of the city's largest of the past two and a half decades — is driven in part by $70 million more in the city's bond payments, $90 million more in pension obligations, cost-of-living adjustments for union workers, and commodity price hikes linked to the U.S. war against Iran, including $32 million more in fuel and energy costs.
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