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No Golden Age For Many in the Golden State

Sep 8, 2009 at

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A recent UCLA study found that half a million Californians over the age of 65 don't have enough income to pay for housing, health care, transportation, and food. More of them are turning to food banks for help.

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No Golden Age For Many in the Golden State

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