Senator Wiener Introduces SB 882: CalFresh—Simpler for Seniors

Last week, Senator Scott Wiener (SD-11) introduced SB 882, which makes three major improvements

How It Works

A one-page explanation of the SB 1417 funding formulas. PDF

Fight Fear With Facts as New Public Charge Rule Takes Effect

Today, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) begins implementation of its new public charge rule.

SB 1417 Bill Text

Read the SB 1417 bill language. link

2020 CalFresh Forum Presentations Now Posted

Materials and resources from the 2020 CalFresh Forum are now available. CFPA would like to thank all of this year’s presenters for their contributions toward

President Trump Unveils His Budget Proposal for 2021

Yesterday, President Trump released his Administration’s budget proposal for the next fiscal year.

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CFPA Opposes Proposed Rule Restricting Access to SSI

Last year, the Social Security Administration proposed a new rule that would impact recipients of Supplemental Security Income (SSI.)

CFPA Statement on Supreme Court Decision to Allow Public Charge Rule

Yesterday, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled to allow the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) to implement its public charge rule

CFPA Statement on Proposed Rule to Roll Back School Meal Nutrition Standards

Despite overwhelming evidence that new school meal nutrition standards are working, the Trump Administration is proposing to further roll back

SB 882 Bill Text

Read the SB 882 bill language. link

CFPA Statement on Multistate Lawsuit Challenging Federal Rule Limiting Access to Food Assistance

On January 16, California Attorney General Xavier Becerra joined a coalition of 15 attorneys general

Governor Newsom’s 2020-21 Budget Proposal

Last Friday January 10, Governor Gavin Newsom released his proposed 2020-21 budget. The Governor’s budget builds upon last year’s in seeking to address

2019 Reflections and 2020 Priorities

Looking back at 2019, and to what’s ahead in 2020 link

Sign On in Support of Food with Care

Add your logo to the coalition letter.

CFPA Statement in Opposition to USDA Rule Change for Unemployed and Underemployed SNAP Participants

Today, the Trump Administration issued a final rule that will cut basic food assistance for nearly 700,000 of the nation’s poorest people. By imposing arbitrary and harmful

CFPA Submits Comments Opposing Latest USDA Proposal to Cut SNAP/CalFresh

CFPA has submitted public comments in opposition to USDA’s latest proposal to cut SNAP/CalFresh.

SNAP Proposal Will Cut Food Assistance—Removing Millions From California’s Agricultural Economy

The Trump Administration is at it again, with another proposed rule that would cut the precious CalFresh dollars that many Californians spend to put food on their table. SNAP/CalFresh helps millions of Californians buy the food they want to eat directly from retailers in their communities.

This Veteran’s Day, Tell Trump to Help Feed Our Vets

The Trump Administration’s latest proposed rule on SNAP Standardization of State Heating and Cooling Standard Utility Allowances is an attack on poor

How Trump's Proposed Cuts to Food Assistance Will Hit People with Disabilities and Older Adults the Hardest

The Trump Administration is proposing to cut the power of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, making it harder for millions of Americans to put food

CFPA Submits Comments in Response to USDA's Updated "Cat-el" Impact Analysis

On July 23rd of this year, the Trump Administration proposed a new, misguided, rule for SNAP.

Children’s Access to Food in Jeopardy Under Proposed Trump Rule Change

Earlier this month, the Trump Administration moved for a third time to cut spending on food assistance
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