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So, if you’ve got student loans in default, you’ve probably noticed that things have shifted now that debt collection is back. After the COVID-related pause, the government has started collecting again as of May 2025. If you’re one of the…

If you’re thinking about applying for SNAP (the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) in 2025, one of the big questions is probably: Who counts as part of my household? This is super important because your household size affects how…

If you’re getting Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI), you're probably wondering when your next payment is coming this month. Let’s be honest — when you rely on that money for rent, food, or just getting through the month, knowing…

If you’re a parent trying to stay afloat right now, this might be something worth your attention. There’s a new program in Sacramento County that’s giving $725 a month to families who need a little extra help — and it’s not just a one-time…

April 30, 2025  — A father accused of shooting his 6-year-old daughter in the head has taken a plea deal in a case that stunned the community and raised urgent questions about gun safety and accountability in the home. The man, whose name…

A disturbing crime has rocked a local community after authorities say a man fatally shot his ex-girlfriend, who was seated next to her best friend, just before the two women planned a night out to celebrate the end of a toxic relationship.…

Rite Aid, one of the nation’s largest pharmacy chains, is once again navigating turbulent financial waters as it re-enters Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The move follows years of declining sales, mounting legal challenges, and store closures, and…

Still dealing with a Perkins Student Loan in 2025? You're definitely not alone—and the good news is, there may be a way to get rid of it without paying it all back. Yep, you heard that right. Depending on your job or life situation, there’s…

Hey there! Have you heard the buzz about retroactive Social Security payments? Some lucky people could be getting a big payout of up to $6,710. If you’ve ever felt that your benefits were unfairly cut because of rules like the Windfall…

Let’s be real—nobody’s jumping up and down excited to deal with tax forms, right? But if you got Social Security benefits last year, there’s one form you absolutely need to get your hands on: the SSA-1099. Good news—it’s already available…