Política estatal

En conjunto, estos cambios devastarían el sistema alimentario y la economía de California, obligando a los gobiernos estatales y de los condados a asumir las consecuencias sin apoyo adicional. Representa una profunda desinversión en las familias, las personas mayores, los veteranos, las personas con discapacidad y los padres que trabajan.

On Friday, Governor Newsom signed the Budget Act of 2025. The California Association of Food Banks and our network of […]

Declaración conjunta destaca los efectos devastadores sobre el hambre, los supermercados, los gobiernos locales y la economía alimentaria de California Los líderes de California que representan a todos los sectores de […]

Across California’s college and university campuses, food banks play a critical role in helping students succeed. From UC and CSU […]

A principios de esta semana, la Asociación de Bancos de Alimentos de California (CAFB) organizó nuestro Día de Acción Anual en el Capitolio en Sacramento, un […]

Today, the California Association of Food Banks (CAFB) honored two anti-hunger leaders in California at the annual Capitol Action Day event. The honorees include State Senator John Laird and State Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen as champions of CalFood program advocacy.

Yesterday morning, Governor Newsom released his May Revise budget proposal for the 2025-26 State Budget, which projects a significant State […]

The CalFood Program Funded the Purchase of 80 Million Pounds of Food in 2024; Reduced Funding Would Severely Impact Food-Insecure […]

The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank serves more than 400,000 individuals each month, with a mission to provide […]

In 2022, California began implementing its first-in-the-nation Short-Lived Climate Pollution Reduction Strategy, otherwise known as Senate Bill (SB) 1383, which […]