EDD multiple income reporting - do I report both jobs or just the one I was laid off from?

You need to report BOTH income sources on your initial application. EDD needs to know your complete employment history. Then when you certify every two weeks, you'll report any ongoing income from your delivery job. They'll reduce your weekly benefit amount based on what you earn from the delivery work, but you can absolutely keep that job while collecting partial unemployment. It's called partial unemployment, and it's perfectly legitimate as long as you accurately report everything.

def report both!!! they'll find out anyway when they check ur employment records and u don't want them thinking ur trying to hide income!! happened to my brother and he had to deal w/ overpayment headache for months

Yes, report everything. When you certify bi-weekly, you'll need to report any hours and earnings from your delivery job. EDD uses a formula where they deduct a portion of your earnings from your weekly benefit amount. You can earn up to $599 per week before completely losing benefits for that week (the exact formula is that the first $25 or 25% of your earnings, whichever is greater, isn't counted against you). Keep very careful records of your delivery income - exact hours worked and amounts earned for each day. This is super important when certifying. I'd recommend setting up a spreadsheet now to track this.

When I got laid off last year I totally screwed this up lol. I forgot to mention my weekend bartending gig and then panicked when I realized my mistake. Had to call EDD to fix it which was a NIGHTMARE. Took like 3 weeks of calling non-stop before I finally got through to someone who could help.

REPORT EVERYTHING!!!!! EDD will eventually crosscheck your income with tax records and if they find unreported income you'll not only have to pay everything back but also get hit with a 30% penalty AND possible disqualification for future benefits. The system is designed to catch this stuff eventually.

My situation was kinda similar to yours last year. Had a main job at a retail store and did some online tutoring on the side. Lost the retail job and kept tutoring. What I learned is that you need to calculate your tutoring/delivery income on a *daily* basis when certifying, not weekly. So if you work Saturday and Sunday doing deliveries, you need to enter the specific income for each day separately when you certify. Tripped me up initially.

Just to add one more important detail - when you certify every two weeks, make sure you answer "yes" to the question asking if you worked or earned money, even if you only did your delivery job. Then enter the employer name, hours, and earnings for each day you worked. Some people mistakenly think they only need to report the job they were laid off from, but you need to report ALL work and earnings during certification.