Bonta Visits Food Bank Amid Lawsuit over CalFresh
- California Attorney General Rob Bonta is seeking federal emergency funding to restore food benefits amid a government shutdown.
- Bonta and 22 other attorneys general filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Department of Agriculture for funding SNAP with emergency funds.
- Over 41 million people in the U.S. depend on SNAP benefits, which are running out, according to Bonta.
- Michael Flood, CEO of the Los Angeles Regional Food Bank, described the situation as a disaster for residents in California.
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Federal shutdown halts Calfresh funding for November
SALINAS — Although the ongoing government shutdown will temporarily halt CalFresh food benefits for Monterey County residents next month, local officials are encouraging recipients to continue submitting paperwork and use community resources such as the Food Bank for Monterey County. “Benefits for CalFresh will not be on our beneficiaries’ EBT card,” said Annette Gallegos of the Monterey County Department of Social Services. “This is very concer…
As Shutdown Deepens, Folsom's Food Bank Pleads For Community’s Help – Folsom Times
Twin Lakes Food Bank launches emergency “Families Can’t Wait” Campaign as halted CalFresh benefits leave over 4K without aid in Folsom alone As the federal government shutdown deepens, a growing crisis is unfolding in Folsom. Thousands of residents are now at risk of losing their CalFresh and SNAP benefits starting November 1, and Twin Lakes Food Bank is racing to prepare for an unprecedented surge in need. Executive Director Lisa Tuter says the…
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