If passed as written, people would need jobs to qualify for Medicaid health insurance and SNAP, or food stamps.

During her remarks in a Senate hearing last week, Senator Catherine Cortez Masto sounded the alarm over the Trump Administration's reckless budget cuts. Cortez Masto stated "I am so concerned." ...

An enrollment freeze and other possible changes to health care coverage for undocumented immigrants through the state’s ...

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Our country’s coastlines fuel our economy and support diverse ecosystems, and a thriving ocean is a defining element of life ...

Speaking of tax increases, the California Teachers Association announced a campaign to renew temporary income tax increases ...

Trump's Department of Labor ‘walked away from’ a rule that expanded overtime to 4 million workers, according to the former ...

However, elements of that economic devastation continue to haunt us today. One of the most obvious examples is the explosion ...

College officials fear that President Trump may use international enrollment as leverage to demand changes on campuses ...

In a secretive rapid-fire process Friday, the lawmakers rapidly dispatched bills that would cost the state money – everything ...

In Alameda County, about 170,000 people receive benefits through CalFresh, the state’s SNAP program, according to the Alameda ...

Governor Gavin Newsom’s budget proposal would reduce the workweek for In-Home Support Service workers by 16 hours. A local ...