Where SNAP benefits stand amid negotiations to end the government shutdown

The continuity of Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, benefits has been affected by a federal government shutdown for the first time.

After 10 days of crisis, 100,000 in CNY should receive their SNAP benefits this week

Syracuse, N.Y. - Nearly 100,000 people in Central New York who depend on SNAP benefits to pay for their groceries will be paid by the end of this week. Onondaga County spokesman Justin Sayles said that the county has issued everyone’s full benefits for November.

What’s at stake in the battle over SNAP funding? One Bay Area county has a $21 million contingency plan.

After the Trump administration refused to pay for SNAP during the government shutdown – an unprecedented move to cut a half-century food assistance program that has helped one in eight

What to know about status of SNAP as vote nears to end shutdown

Many Americans who rely on SNAP benefits to help buy groceries are approaching their third week without aid after President Donald Trump’s administration cut off the program amid the federal government shutdown.
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