This #MilitaryFamilyAppreciationMonth, we honor the families across the San Joaquin Valley and our nation who stand behind our service members.
Happy Halloween, San Joaquin Valley. 🎃
Tonight, families across our Valley will come together for an evening of costumes, trick-or-treating, and Halloween fun.
As you head out to celebrate, remember to stay alert, watch for traffic, and help keep our young trick-or-treaters safe.
When our students succeed, America succeeds.
I saw that firsthand at Woodlake Community Day School, where students are gaining valuable skills and building brighter futures through hands-on agricultural learning at the school’s 55-acre farm.
Trick or treat? With the President’s reckless tariffs and war in Iran, it’s all trick. 🎃
Halloween candy is up 15% this year. That’s four times overall inflation.
California, Election Day is just 5 days away!
If you plan to vote in person, know your rights before you go. Every eligible voter has the right to cast their ballot free from intimidation or interference.
Dolores Huerta dedicated her life to the people who help feed our nation. When few others would, she stood with farmworkers in the San Joaquin Valley.
Thank you to the Fresno Area Hispanic Foundation for inviting me to speak at their Negociantes Unidos Breakfast.
⏰ The deadline is approaching! Middle and high school students in #CA21 have until October 26 to submit their apps for the Congressional App Challenge!
🚨Don’t miss out!
This morning, I’ll be joining Gurdeep Shergill on his radio show to discuss important issues facing our San Joaquin Valley, including immigration, the economic challenges facing hardworking Valley families, and the importance of making your voice heard this election season.
It was great to visit the Farmersville Senior Center and connect with community members about issues impacting families across the San Joaquin Valley.
During #RedRibbonWeek, we recognize the importance of drug prevention and education in keeping our children, families, and communities safe.
It was an honor to join our Hmong community at The Fresno Center to celebrate Hmong New Year and present a Congressional Certificate of Recognition in honor of this special occasion.
This month, I was honored to join the Fresno Chamber of Commerce in celebrating Al Solis’ retirement from the Fresno County Economic Development Corporation.
🇺🇸 The deadline is approaching! High school students in #CA21 have until November 6 to apply for a nomination to one of our nation's U.S. Service Academies.
This week, my office received a suspicious letter containing a powdery substance. Thanks to the swift and coordinated efforts of our U.S. Postal Inspection Service, local law enforcement, and U.S. Capitol Police, my staff was safe and unharmed.
I joined my colleagues in leading a bipartisan letter urging President Trump to fully enforce sanctions against Russia and cut off a major source of funding for Putin’s war against Ukraine.
I met with the San Joaquin Valley Air Pollution Control District to discuss ongoing efforts to improve air quality and protect public health across our Valley.
Our farmers, families, and communities depend on a reliable water supply, which is why I brought together federal, state, and local leaders yesterday for our second water meeting of the year to continue this important conversation.
Yesterday, Team Costa joined the Indigenous Peoples’ Day celebration at Fresno City Hall and presented a Congressional Certificate of Recognition in honor of the occasion.
Yesterday, I was up bright and early for one of my favorite traditions, honoring our Valley heroes. 🇺🇸
I was proud to help send off Central Valley Honor Flight 36 as our Valley veterans began their journey to Washington, D.C.