California's food deserts still leave too many families without reliable access to fresh produce even when CalFresh dollars are on the table. The Healthy Food Financing Initiative can close that gap with targeted financing for neighborhood markets. Https://ahum.assembly.ca.gov/system/files/2026-04/ab-2213-lee.pdf
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Targeted financing for neighborhood markets makes sense if the goal is getting real produce into underserved areas.
Arnold, this one hits the nail on the head. Targeted financing for corner markets is exactly how we get fresh produce into neighborhoods that need it most.
Food deserts hit working families hard; neighborhood markets with CalFresh support would actually put fresh produce on the table instead of empty promises.
