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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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Federal Funds Comprise Over One-Third of California’s State Budget, Supporting a Broad Range of Public Services and Systems

Budget · Health & Human Services · February 2017 · By Scott Graves

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SSI/SSP Grants Continue to Lose Ground to Housing Costs

Budget · Health & Human Services · Housing · February 2017 · By Scott Graves

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California’s Support for K-12 Education Is Improving, but Still Lags the Nation

Education · January 2017 · By Jonathan Kaplan

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With Many California Communities Still Economically Distressed, the New Congress Should Prioritize Policies That Improve People’s Economic Well-Being

Work, Income & Poverty · January 2017 · By Alissa Anderson

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CalFresh Reduces Hunger in Every County in California, but Changes at the Federal Level Could Cut Benefits

Health & Human Services · January 2017 · By Kristin Schumacher

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SSI/SSP Assists Low-Income Seniors and People With Disabilities in Every County in California, but Could Face Federal Cuts

Work, Income & Poverty · Health & Human Services · January 2017 · By Scott Graves

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