California Stakeholders Urge Expansion of Online Purchasing and Grocery Delivery for WIC 2020

CFPA and the California WIC Association released the following statements. PDF

How Policymakers Can Keep Food Flowing and on the Table During This Pandemic

4.03.20 NextCity, link

California’s Streamlined SNAP App Pivots to Meet COVID-19 Demand

4.01.20 NextCity, link

Support These 35+ Organizations Helping Restaurants, Workers, and Farmers Survive COVID-19

3.29.20 FoodTank, link

Stocking Up On Food? You Could Be Limiting Options For Low-Income Shoppers.

3.24.20 Capitol Public Radio, link

Closed schools provide free to-go meals, but some students still can't get them

3.17.20 KTVU, link

Healthy Food for Hungry Minds

3.12.20 Ed100, link

Santa Clara County to Explore Feasibility of Funding Universal Meals at Area’s Poorest Schools

2.12.20 San Jose Inside, link

CalFresh Benefits Would Be Simplified For Senior Citizens Under New Bill

2.11.20 California Globe, link

Food subsidies provide a vital lifeline for vulnerable seniors

11.28.2019 SF Examiner, link

Seeding hope in the fight against hunger

11.20.2019 Stockton Record, link

California has one of the country’s lowest rates of food stamp enrollment. Could text messages help?

10.31.2019 San Francisco Chronicle, link

Westside Together – The Reality of Food Insecurity

9.30.2019 Santa Monica Daily Press, link

Kids Could Lose Food Stamps, School Meals Under Proposed Federal Change

9.19.2019 California Health Report, link

Trump crackdown on legal immigrants could damage California economy, experts say

8.12.2019 LA Times, link

Why Yolo County is signing hundreds of college students up for food stamps

8.7.2019 ABC 10 Sacramento, link

School lunch could be slashed for thousands of California children under new proposal

8.2.2019 EdSource, link

Why Are More Schools Going After School Lunch Debt?

7.26.2019 Pacific Standard, link

Six Eureka schools to offer free breakfast, lunch to all students

7.24.2019 Eureka Times-Standard, link

Report says California could be losing out on food stamp funding

7.23.2019 KSBY, link

California could get $1.8 billion in food stamp funding. It just needs people to sign up

7.18.2019 CalMatters, link

Op-Ed: Seniors Are Hungry. SB 285 Cuts the Red Tape to Put Food on Their Plate

5.7.2019 Pasadena News Now, PDF

Science-Based Food Policies, What Works, What Doesn't

4.6.2019 UC Food Observer, link

Proposed Law Would Require Low-Cost Nutritious Meals at Day Care Centers and Preschools

3.11.2019 Stateline, The Pew Charitable Trusts, link

Why Crackdown Fears May Keep Legal Immigrants From Food Stamps

7.24.2018 Stateline, The Pew Charitable Trusts, link
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