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California Food Stamp Costs Reach Record Highs
Despite the lowest unemployment rate in at least 46 years, California had more people on the federal food stamp program in 2022 than ever.
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Despite the lowest unemployment rate in at least 46 years, California had more people on the federal food stamp program in 2022 than ever.
The $25-million effort will send $600-$1200 checks to 1,975 Californians starting as soon as next summer.
He is also challenging local leaders to submit more ambitious proposals in next round of funding, and 21 local leaders have agreed to do so.
The funding comes after lawmakers passed Senate Bill 846 on the final night of the legislative session.
Potential buyers in Bay Area Fremont topped the analysis as the city with biggest losses in purchasing power this year compared to 2021.
California gets its employment data from a federal survey of 5,100 households.
This despite acknowledging the project poses significant environmental justice concerns and could result in increased costs for residents.
The report comes after California experienced a nearly $100 billion budget surplus in the 2022-2023 fiscal year.
The program will provide 55, low-income transgender city residents with $1,200 each month for up to 18 months.
Garcia's re-election pushed the GOP to the 218 seats needed to take control of the U.S. House more than a week after the Nov. 8 election.
Fourteen U.S. House races remained too close to call Tuesday morning – 10 of which are in California.
The $3.1 billion multi-state Walmart settlement is to resolve claims the retail giant’s pharmacies helped fuel a nationwide opioid epidemic.
The UC workers say that progress on proposals for fair compensation and workplace equity have been thwarted by UC’s “unlawful conduct.”
The proposed project would produce 4.8 million gallons of water per day in phase one and could grow to 6.4 million gallons per day.
A clear majority, 69%, of Californians surveyed said they expect bad times for the state's economy in the coming year.
Newsom announced that he wants to see a proposal included in the January budget to exempt federal student loan forgiveness from state taxes.
Recent UC Berkeley Institute of Governmental Studies and USC Schwarzenegger Institute polls indicate Proposition 30 votes could be close.
“We can’t continue to wait for more youth to fall victim to the deadly impact of fentanyl, and we must take action now,” Dave Cortese said.
"California Gov. Gavin Newsom will get a second term as governor after winning re-election," according to the Associated Press.
"With 100% of precincts partially reporting, 59.1% of California voters rejected Proposition 30 Wednesday morning," per unofficial results.