A catastrophic hunger crisis? California food banks being flooded by families seeking help

EVERY TWO WEEKS, cars line up at The Hill Church in Vallejo for a drive-thru food distribution. While Whitney Houston songs play over a speaker, volunteers load 39 pounds of food into each trunk — canned tuna, eggs, potatoes and other staples. 

Elvira Santiago, a retired medical assistant living in senior housing, is particularly excited about the bag of apples.