California food stamps, also known as CalFresh, under the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program will finish distributing December benefits in nine days.

The SNAP program began issuing payments Friday — benefits are sent out on the first of the month through the 10th. Payments are distributed to qualified low-income households depending on recipients' case numbers.

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For instance, California recipients with case numbers ending in 1 can expect to see their CalFresh benefits Friday, Dec. 1. For those with case numbers ending in 2, SNAP benefits will be available Saturday, Dec. 2. The payment dates continue until Dec. 10, when those with case numbers ending in 0 will receive their payments.

The exact benefit amount a household will receive depends on a few factors, including household size, income limits, and additional assets. The maximum payment is $291 for a household of one, $973 for a household of four, and $1,751 for a household of eight. Up to $219 is added to a household's food stamps for each member after eight.

SNAP benefits are loaded on to an electronic benefits transfer card monthly. Recipients can use the card at grocery stores to purchase eligible food products such as fruits, vegetables, bread, meat, poultry, and drinks. They are barred, however, from using SNAP benefits for products such as pet food, alcohol, and household items such as paper and soap.

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Around 13% of California's population receives CalFresh assistance, amounting to nearly 5 million Californians, according to the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities.

To apply for SNAP, receive more information on how to apply, or to monitor CalFresh benefits, Californians can visit the government portal through the California Department of Social Services.