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WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Josh Harder announced that Modesto's Center for Human Services (CHS) will receive $3,973,353 to build fourteen residential units and provide comprehensive services to homeless and at risk youth. This funding comes from the American Rescue Plan Rep. Harder voted to pass into law last March.

WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Josh Harder voted to pass the Affordable Insulin Now Act which would lower out-of-pocket costs for Americans with diabetes by ensuring no patient, regardless of their insurer, pays more than $35 per month for their insulin.

WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Josh Harder introduced the Putting Gas Money Back in Your Pocket Act which will send $500 gas price relief checks directly to taxpayers across the country.

WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Josh Harder's bipartisan push to create an interagency task force to ease port backlogs and lower prices for Central Valley families passed the House of Representatives. Rep. Harder's bipartisan legislation was originally introduced with Rep.

WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Josh Harder sent a letter to California state legislative leaders urging them to implement a gas tax rebate and take immediate action to lower prices by cutti

WASHINGTON – Yesterday, Representative Josh Harder sent a letter to Small Business Administrator (SBA) Isabel Guzman calling out the agency for failing to track demographic data for the recipients of the $357 billion COVID relief dollars dispersed by the SBA. By failing to track this data, Harder's letter states, the program neglected underserved business owners across the Central Valley.

WASHINGTON – Late last night, Representative Josh Harder voted to pass the Consolidated Appropriations Act of 2022 which will provide $13.6 billion of humanitarian and military assistance to Ukraine and fund the US government through the end of 2022.

WASHINGTON – Today, Representative Josh Harder sent a letter to California's Director of Energy Infrastructure Safety Caroline Thomas Jacobs urging her to reverse her recent decision allowing PG&E leadership to pass the costs of the catastrophic wildfires PG&E on to California taxpayers while also capping the amount of fire damage that PG&E shareholders are responsible for paying back to the same fund.