Las familias de California se están quedando sin tiempo para usar el beneficio de $120 por niño en alimentosEl programa federal envía el dinero a familias de bajos ingresos cuyos hijos son elegibles para almuerzos escolares gratuitos o a precio reducido, o que reciben MediCal. Los beneficios expiran progresivamente este otoño.CalMatters23h agoWhole story →EconomyFoodfood benefit expiration
What’s with all the taxes on the California ballot?With the election less than a month away, California county elections officials are beginning to send out mail ballots today. Five of the 14 statewide ballot measures are related to taxes, and if that sounds like a lot, you’re not imagining things: It’s the most tax measures voters have been presented with during a general […]CalMatters1d agoWhole story →Economycalifornia ballot measures
California banned pay toilets to address inequality. Some would revive it on the same groundsCalifornia was the first state to ban pay toilets. A pitched return of the policy in San Diego shows how privatization is the best government can think to do today.CalMatters1d agoWhole story →GovernmentEconomypay toilet policy debate
5 tax measures are on the California ballot. Here’s how to make sense of them allCalifornia voters haven’t had to make so many decisions about tax policy at the ballot since 1994. Our analysis shows voters tend to reject new taxes.CalMatters1d agoWhole story →Economycalifornia ballot measures
California families are running out of time to use $120 per kid benefit on groceriesThe federal program sends the money to low-income families whose children are eligible for free or reduced-price school lunches or who receive MediCal. The benefits are expiring on a rolling basis this fall.CalMatters1d agoWhole story →EconomyFoodbenefit expiration deadline
