On Monday, the Trump administration announced that it will partially fund SNAP, although it's unclear at this time how much beneficiaries will receive nor how quickly they can expect to see those funds on their SNAP debit cards.

As the government shutdown continues and SNAP benefits remain suspended, the NJ AG is warning of scam calls, messages.

Gov. Phil Murphy sent members of the National Guard to emergency food organizations after funding for SNAP benefits lapsed.

Phil Murphy, along with Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin and Senate President Nick Scutari, was preparing to accelerate SNAP funding for food programs.

SNAP benefits will not be distributed on Nov. 1 due to a lack of funding from the ongoing government shutdown.

The federal government shutdown caused a pause in the disbursement of SNAP benefits for November, but DoorDash is stepping in to help.

NJ's Attorney General warned residents to look out for possible scams taking aim at Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program recipients.

With no end in sight to the government shutdown, concern is growing among South Jersey SNAP recipients over the possibility of benefits being delayed.

The USDA confirmed its position that effective Nov. 1, it will suspend all November 2025 SNAP allotments as part of the ongoing federal government shutdown.