In California, CalFresh benefits are crucial for low-income families to access nutritious food. To ensure continued support, beneficiaries must complete a recertification process.

When faced with unemployment, many wonder if they need to notify CalFresh to continue receiving benefits. The answer is yes, and understanding the process can help ensure uninterrupted support.

After you have already been certified to get the CalFresh benefits, there are moments in which you need to report if your household's income suffered any type of change in the income.

With the recent expansion of CalFresh benefits to Supplemental Security Income recipients, we have an opportunity to give them the resources they need to eat healthy and lead more independent lives.

CalFresh provides crucial assistance to low-income individuals and families to ensure access to nutritious food. Learn how to add a new household member and the extra benefits.

CalFresh eligibility rules for students are changing in June. College students are being urged to apply before June 10.

The CalFresh expansion is an exciting new development in helping a new targeted population struggling to make ends meet.

Families receiving CalFresh benefits also qualified for extra money following COVID-19 shutdowns.

On how pervasive CalFresh attrition is for income-eligible individuals and families We know that about one in three households who are eligible for CalFresh don’t participate in the program.

In the first few months of the expansion of California’s CalFresh food stamp program to Supplemental Security Income recipients, the state has been seeing a surge of applications, according to ...

California’s food stamp program has a new name, which officials hope will encourage more people to apply for the nutrition benefit: CalFresh. The new name and logo — an abstract representation ...

With the recent expansion of CalFresh benefits to Supplemental Security Income recipients, we have an opportunity to give them the resources they need to eat healthy and lead more independent lives.