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Millions go to taxpayer-funded aid for state's hungry families

State leaders say the money will keep food banks buying fresh produce from California farmers after the federal agreement ended in March.

(The Center Square) – Approximately $15 million of California’s taxpayer money is shoring up the federally-run Local Food Purchase Assistance Program after the federal government made cuts.

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Millions go to taxpayer-funded aid for state's hungry families

(The Center Square) – Approximately $15 million of California’s taxpayer money is shoring up the federally-run Local Food Purchase Assistance Program after the federal government made cuts.

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The Center Square broke the news in Chicago, United States on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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