More than five million low-income Californians — including 93,000 Long Beach residents — are expected to lose their CalFresh food assistance benefits starting Saturday. States are suing the Trump administration to reinstate aid.
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Ana B. Ibarra, CalMatters, Deborah Brennan, CalMatters, Phoebe Huss, CalMatters and Chrissa Olson, CalMatters
More than five million low-income Californians — including 93,000 Long Beach residents — are expected to lose their CalFresh food assistance benefits starting Saturday. States are suing the Trump administration to reinstate aid.