California's public assistance programs, including CalWorks and CalFresh, are vital for supporting low-income families and ...

Some CalFresh recipients have reached out to the I-Team saying their electronic benefits transfer, or EBT, cards have been hacked by scammers. The state uses these cards to distribute money to low ...

Money. CalFresh November 2025 payment: When will your food stamps be deposited if the government reopens? Money. SNAP benefits will restart with smaller payments: how much money can you expect in your ...

The concern for people struggling to pay for food is about to get more serious as CalFresh benefits for low-income families end later this month. The deadline will impact more than 2.9 million ...

With the start of a new year, thousands of families in California are wondering when the January 2026 CalFresh payment will ...

LOS ANGELES (KABC) -- People who receive CalFresh benefits will see an increase in the amount of money they receive. Michael Hunn, CEO of CalOptima Health, says they work to sign families up for the ...

Economic shifts at the federal level are set to redefine social welfare landscapes across the West Coast in the coming fiscal ...

California, a state with the nation’s highest poverty rate, consistently ranks near the bottom when it comes to enrolling low-income people in CalFresh, the state’s name for the federal food stamp ...

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps feed millions of Americans each year. Yet, the aid is often still insufficient for low-income families and individuals. In fact, SNAP ...

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Thousands of college students in California may soon find they qualify for CalFresh, the state’s food program that provides an average of nearly $6 billion annually in benefits, thanks to a recently ...

“I know how to make ends meet,” assures San Francisco native Erica Patton. “I know how to buy things that will last.” That’s a skill that Patton, 42, who lives in Bayview, wishes she didn’t have to ...