JoAnna Mendoza raises more than $2.3 million as a candidate for Arizona Congress With a multimillion-dollar fundraising haul, Democrat JoAnna Mendoza's campaign is starting to take off in the race for Arizona's 6th U.S. Congressional District
An apocalyptic picture: More taxes to save healthcare in LA Voters divided over more sales tax in Los Angeles County to save healthcare and prevent the loss of thousands of jobs
What to expect in immigration in 2026 under the Trump administration? Deportations, limitations on Green Cards and citizenship are some aspects of the immigration scenario in the U.S. for the new year
Democrats urge Trump to abandon the rule limiting Green Cards for those receiving public assistance Democrats say rule change opens door to penalizing those who previously accessed such programs
Eaton fire victims ask SCE for $200,000 for families who are still displaced Dozens of residents say there's no Christmas spirit almost a year after the tragedy
GoFundMe fundraising increases to cover basic expenses in 2025 GoFundMe reported a sharp increase in fundraising campaigns to pay for rent, food, and essential bills during 2025: Do these requests work?
Government threatens to pause food stamps to Democratic states if beneficiary information is not handed over The administration will begin halting the transfer of federal funds to those states starting next week until they comply, Brooke Rollins said
Are you a SNAP beneficiary? These are the 5 changes you will make by 2026 The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will have adjustments in both the requirements and the use of the monthly benefit
The Epstein effect fractures Trumpism Internal tensions within the MAGA movement have taken on a new dimension, with consequences that could weaken its cohesion and future strategy
Changes to the SNAP program could leave millions of Americans without their benefits Changes to the SNAP program, according to Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, are to prevent fraud
Trump administration will punish immigrants who apply for Green Card with new public charge rule The rule proposed by the Department of Homeland Security will repeat the Joe Biden administration's guidelines
USDA intends to have all SNAP beneficiaries re-enroll to stop alleged fraud With the goal of stopping alleged fraud detected, SNAP beneficiaries would be required to re-enroll to access the program
From successful entrepreneur to depending on food stamps Ana Flores received benefits from the Snap/CalFresh program for six months this year
Trump signs bill to officially reopen the federal government From the Oval Office, Donald Trump ends the longest government shutdown in US history
La Opinion Hoy: Senate reaches an agreement to end government shutdown The agreement contains three full-year appropriations bills that will fund certain departments such as Agriculture until the end of the fiscal year.
Trump administration will deny visas and Green Cards to people due to age and overweight A new State Department directive instructs embassies and consulates to consider the health and age of individuals in visa evaluations
The future of SNAP in danger: what you should know about food benefits The SNAP program has helped 42 million Americans buy food. Learn how it works, who qualifies, and why it faces risks
SNAP beneficiaries show interest in saving despite controversy over food stamps In response to the contingency, Patrick Penn, an official with the Department of Agriculture, indicated that they plan to cover 50% of the benefits
USDA announces it will use emergency fund to partially pay for November food stamps Despite the news, the USDA warned that families could still take weeks, and in some states, months, to receive the reduced benefits
Nearly 42 million low-income people lose their food stamps Congress failed to reopen the government before funds for the SNAP program created to combat hunger ran out
Organizations Help Angelenos Affected by the Pause of the SNAP Program Food Delivered to Low-Income Families in Southern California
There will be no hunger in LAUSD Nearly 300,000 students will be affected if their families stop receiving food stamps
Government shutdown affects SNAP coupons: which states are sending additional aid Government shutdown will halt SNAP benefits in November: some states are already offering additional support to low-income families
Government shutdown: WIC could suspend benefits in November for women and children Millions of women and children are at risk of food insecurity if they lose WIC support in November due to the government shutdown and the lack of new funding
School meals: the only federal aid left for families who depend on SNAP Mariana Alvarez Joyal, from No Kid Hungry, told La Opinion about other food assistance available in light of the SNAP suspension
USDA will stop paying food aid to more than 40 million people in November SNAP provides food benefits to low-income families so they can pay for basic nutritious food.
Government shutdown: States warn that SNAP coupons would stop in November States warn that SNAP coupons could stop in November if the federal government shutdown continues
Food Stamps in Texas: These are the new requirements for SNAP payments SNAP recipients in Texas of working age must meet eligibility requirements to continue receiving food stamps
Millions are at risk of not receiving food stamps if the government shutdown continues The SNAP food stamp program will run out of funds within two weeks, according to Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins
From alarmist to revolutionary the controversy per Robert F Kennedy Jr s plan for returning the US to a healthier state The most powerful public health official in the United States is denigrated by some scientists
Senate prolongs up to Monday the voting of the controversial Trump budget Republican leaders rush to meet Trump July 4 deadline, but face stiff Democratic opposition
The Senate approves opening the debate on Trump controversial budget With 51 votes in favor and 49 against, the US Senate approved the debate of Trump plan known as the big and beautiful bill
Faced with immigration raids, California leads the resistance California leaders speak about the impact and consequences of the Trump Administration’s aggressive operations
