Hundreds of families in San Diego, affected by the ongoing government shutdown, lined up for emergency food distribution due to delayed food stamp benefits. Despite court orders, CalFresh EBT cards remain unreloaded, causing a surge in food bank visits. With rising grocery costs, many are seeking help for the first time. A major local nonprofit, Feeding San Diego, saw record attendance at their food event, distributing enough groceries to feed over 3,500 people. Local leaders, including Congresswoman Sara Jacobs, joined the effort, highlighting the urgent need for relief.

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