In the second day of workshops on Sacramento County’s budget crisis, county officials continued to present harsh statistics on how proposed budget cuts would seriously harm residents’ quality of life. The acting director of the county’s Health and Human Services Department Thursday said the budget cuts could create a series of problems, ranging from the shuttering of a parenting program for low-income people to a possible rise in the number of HIV/AIDS cases. The county is examining possible cuts to confront a $180 million budget deficit. About 250 people packed the county Board of Supervisors’ chambers Thursday morning, according to an estimate from Ken McIntosh, a county facility secu