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Will California sidestep federal work first welfare rules?

The state is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering those efforts.

United statesLos angeles countyBaldwin parkKim johnsonApril acostaAssemblymember joaquin arambulaMichael heraldBill clintonCalworks departmentCongressional research serviceCenter on lawDepartment of social servicesPresident bill clintonEsi hutchfulCalifornia budgetPolicy center

Will California sidestep federal work first welfare rules?

California is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering that.

Rio hondo collegeUnited statesLos angeles countyBaldwin parkAmerican river collegeKim johnsonApril acostaMichael heraldCathy senderling mcdonaldBill clintonBreanne hollandAssemblymember joaquin arambulaJenean docterCalworks departmentRand corpAmerican river college in sacramento

Will California sidestep federal work first welfare rules?

California is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering that.

Rio hondo collegeUnited statesLos angeles countyBaldwin parkAmerican river collegeKim johnsonApril acostaMichael heraldCathy senderling mcdonaldBill clintonBreanne hollandAssemblymember joaquin arambulaJenean docterCalworks departmentRand corpAmerican river college in sacramento

Will California sidestep federal work first welfare rules?

The state is trying to make its cash assistance program more flexible for low-income parents. Advocates say a federal rule is hindering those efforts.

United statesLos angeles countyBaldwin parkKim johnsonApril acostaAssemblymember joaquin arambulaMichael heraldBill clintonCalworks departmentCongressional research serviceCenter on lawDepartment of social servicesPresident bill clintonEsi hutchfulCalifornia budgetPolicy center

Will California sidestep federal work first welfare rules?

California has been more generous than the rest of the country. Today, people in the Golden State make up nearly a third of all cash aid recipients nationwide.

United statesRio hondo collegeLos angeles countyBaldwin parkAmerican river collegeKim johnsonApril acostaJeanne kuangMichael heraldCathy senderling mcdonaldBill clintonAssemblymember joaquin arambulaBreanne hollandJenean docterCalworks departmentRand corp

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