Hopes dim for quick legislative action to boost California’s food stamp participation rate
Hopes dim for quick legislative action to boost California’s food stamp participation rate
Proposals include cutting the required frequency of recipients’ income reporting and allowing any drug felon to receive the benefit without mandating treatment. With concern growing in Sacramento about the millions of Californians struggling to get sufficient nutrition, advocates for the poor had hoped for progress this year on recommendations to improve access to federal food stamps.
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