California residents could lose their SNAP food assistance benefits as a new federal requirement with stricter eligibility ...

Millions of Californians receiving food assistance through the state's CalFresh program could soon face stricter work ...

Starting in June, California will start enforcing new federal guidelines that require some SNAP recipients to work 20 hours a ...

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Thousands of CalFresh recipients in San Joaquin and Sacramento counties could face losing benefits as updated work ...

Humboldt County residents on CalFresh could soon face new work rules as federal changes take effect June 1, with local ...

Families and individuals can earn up to $100 per month to spend on fresh food with a new program at Northgate Markets in Southern California. The program, called “Más Fresco,” will allow CalFresh ...

Tens of thousands of CalFresh recipients in the Bay Area — including veterans and homeless people — will soon have to comply with federal work requirements to keep their food assistance, as officials ...

Some Californians may lose CalFresh food assistance due to multiple changes affecting eligibility for the program — one of which could impact hundreds of thousands in the state. Asylees, refugees and ...

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Recipients of the CalFresh food program will see a significant jump in payments starting Friday — just as some of California’s major coronavirus-related benefit programs end. CalFresh benefits will go ...