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How Much Do California’s Counties Spend on Incarceration and Responding to Crime?

Budget · Criminal Justice · November 2017 · By Scott Graves and

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Federal Health Care Reform Generated Broad Coverage Gains Through 2016, but They Remain in Jeopardy

Health & Human Services · September 2017 · By Scott Graves

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Rents and Home Prices Are High in Many Parts of California

Budget · Health & Human Services · September 2017 · By Sara Kimberlin

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Californians in All Parts of the State Pay More Than They Can Afford for Housing

Budget · Health & Human Services · September 2017 · By Sara Kimberlin

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What’s at Stake in Current Federal Budget Proposals: Fact Sheets by Congressional District

Budget · Work, Income & Poverty · Education · Health & Human Services · Housing · August 2017 · By Budget Center

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Federal Cuts to Food Assistance Would Harm Older Californians, Many of Whom Already Struggle to Afford Enough Food

Budget · Health & Human Services · August 2017 · By Alissa Anderson

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Federal Policy Changes Limiting Food Assistance Would Affect Congressional Districts Across the State

Health & Human Services · June 2017 · By Kristin Schumacher

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Republican Plans to End Medicaid as We Know It Would Threaten Medi-Cal Coverage and Benefits for Millions of Californians

Health & Human Services · June 2017 · By Scott Graves

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Federal Policy Changes Would Threaten the Well-Being of Older Californians, With Harm Magnified as the Population Ages

Health & Human Services · May 2017 · By Alissa Anderson

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New Federal Analysis Estimates That House Republicans’ American Health Care Act Would Increase the Number of Uninsured by 23 Million

Health & Human Services · May 2017 · By Scott Graves

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