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STOCKTON – Today, in response to his yearslong fight to clean up the Delta, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced that $2.6 million has been awarded to the Delta to clean up dangerous and toxic abandoned vessels. Provided by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s (NOAA) Marine Debris Program, this funding will be used to identify and remove 50 abandoned vessels, as well as 80 submerged vehicles from the Delta – a total of more than 2 million pounds of debris.

One in five emergency medical service calls are for overdose response

First responders are likely to come into contact with wide range of illicit drugs during routine duties

New report ranks Stockton as worst major city in California for asthma emergency room visits

Frozen funding for asthma hospitalization training unlocked after Harder’s demands

WASHINGTON – Today, following

New vehicle and part costs up, used car prices biggest driver of August inflation

New walkways, basketball courts, splash pad, and multipurpose facilities at Van Buskirk Park

Harder secured an additional 500k for new Community Garden at the park

WASHINGTON – Today, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) announced a $7 million investment in the heart of South Stockton to bring new walkways, basketball courts, and recreation and multipurpose areas to Van Buskirk Park.

The average household bill has jumped 67 percent in five years, climbing from 179 dollars to nearly 300 dollars a month

Majority of young workers struggle to get past low-wage jobs and difficulty affording expenses

LODI – This week, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-09) held a townhall in Lodi with more than 300 residents to hear their concerns about rising costs and protecting Valley water. Harder shared how he is fighting back against Sacramento and PG&E to lower costs, standing firm against the Delta Tunnel, and holding corrupt politicians accountable.