Summary
A House appropriations subcommittee bill would eliminate the WIOA youth activities program — about $2 million a year for Long Beach — and cut adult program funding by roughly 70%, potentially leaving 75,000 Californians unserved. Staff urged board members to advocate with elected officials.
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Last discussed Jun 11, 2026.
Impact analysis
Could cost Long Beach roughly $3.5 million a year in federal workforce funding.
Nobody locally — the cuts would shrink services for job seekers and youth.
Young job seekers, dislocated workers, and adults relying on LBWIN training and job placement services.
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