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- California enhances CalFresh access, providing college students up to $306 monthly for groceries.
Governor Newsom Launches ‘Full Carts’ Outreach Campaign for CalFresh Governor Gavin Newsom, alongside First Partner Jennifer Siebel Newsom and California Department of Social Services (CDSS) Director Jennifer Troia, unveiled a new outreach campaign titled “Full Carts” aimed at helping college students apply for CalFresh. This effort, which is part of the ongoing Breakthrough Initiative, seeks … Read more - Food assistance advocates urge Congress to postpone shift of SNAP costs.
Advocates Urge Delay on SNAP Cost-Sharing Changes Impacting Texas Families Public health experts and advocates are calling on Congress to implement a two-year delay on new requirements that would make Texas—and other states—responsible for a portion of the costs associated with the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). These changes, set to take effect in October … Read more - Where to seek help during CalFresh and WIC benefit delays
Food banks across Southern California are stepping in to meet the surge in need for food assistance after the Trump administration announced last week that it would not tap emergency funds to keep food benefits afloat. Officials warned that benefits will run out at the end of October as the federal shutdown drags on. The … Read more - Will the government shutdown impact Social Security payments this week?
Social Security Payments in Michigan Remain Unaffected by Federal Shutdown Despite the ongoing federal government shutdown, Michigan residents can expect their Social Security benefits this week without any disruption. The first wave of payments for October is being disbursed on schedule, marking a significant point as it is the first month under the agency’s new … Read more - Lake County Council approves amended fiscal budget for 2026-27.
Lake County Approves Fiscal Year 2026-27 Budget The County Council voted to adopt the final recommended Lake County budget for fiscal year 2026-27 as amended. The budget includes the movement of $500,000 between line items, funding for four new positions, and a loan repayment. Both resolutions were approved unanimously, with a 5-0 vote. In addition … Read more