HEALTHJun 8 · 12:00 UTCCALMATTERSMaral Karaccusian

California wants to change how it funds senior services. That could mean fewer meals for LA’s elderly

California is updating its funding formula for senior services, which could reduce meal access for Los Angeles' elderly. A proposed 17% funding cut in LA County might result in nearly 186,000 fewer community meals and over 157,000 fewer home-delivered meals annually.

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