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WASHINGTON — Today, Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) sent a letter to Ambassador Taranjit Singh Sandhu, Indian Ambassador to the United States, to urge him to support restarting talks between the Indian government and its farmers. In the letter, Rep. Harder specifically called out the Indian government's use of tear gas, water cannons, and other forms of violence on peaceful demonstrators in recent months.
WASHINGTON — Tonight, Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) voted to pass H.R. 1, the For the People Act, in an effort to end Washington's culture of corruption. Among its many provisions, is Harder-authored text that requires registered lobbyists to disclose their title and clients whenever they make contact with a member of the Legislative or Executive Branch.
WASHINGTON — Today, Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) announced that the Save Stanislaus COVID Intervention Program has received a $158,293 grant dedicated to providing critical and immediate help to local small businesses harmed by the pandemic. The Economic Development Administration (EDA) estimates that the program will save 800 jobs and leverage $40.5 million in private investments in Stanislaus County. The program, federally funded and operated through Opportunity Stanislaus, will help small businesses stay open throughout the pandemic while helping them plan for long-term resilience.
WASHINGTON — Today, Representative Josh Harder (CA-10) announced that his office has saved constituents more than $1 million in just the first two months of his second term in Congress. This brings Harder's total savings on behalf of his constituents to $6,166,549.
WASHINGTON — Tonight, Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) presented Tracy Mayor Nancy Young with a statement in the Congressional Record honoring her historic election as the first Black mayor of the city. He presented the recognition via video at the Tracy City Council Meeting. Rep. Harder sought to honor this achievement during Black History Month, submitting the Congressional Record statement in mid-February.
WASHINGTON — Today, Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) announced that the Central Valley has received a $32 million grant for the Migrant Childcare Head Start program. Much of this funding will go directly to kids in San Joaquin and Stanislaus County. Rep. Harder fought to secure this funding in last year's appropriations process.
WASHINGTON — Today, Congressman Josh Harder (CA-10) announced that more than $16 million in federal assistance is immediately available for Central Valley families struggling with rent and utility payments. This includes $9.9 million for Turlock, Ceres, Riverbank, Oakdale, Patterson, Newman, Waterford, Hughson, and the unincorporated areas of Stanislaus County and $6.4 million for the City of Modesto.
WASHINGTON — Last week, Rep. Josh Harder (CA-10) sent a letter to Acting HRSA Administrator Espinosa and CDC Director Walensky advocating Community Health Centers in his district be selected as federal partners for vaccine distribution and additionally, seek clarification regarding specific details of the program. Despite the disproportionate infection and fatality rates in San Joaquin and Stanislaus County, both counties continue to receive an unequal and inadequate supply of vaccines compared to other parts of the state
Modesto, CA – Representative Josh Harder (CA-10) is pushing to secure federal funding for the proposed Crows Landing Business Park project. The project, supported by Stanislaus County and many local stakeholders, would redevelop the former Crows Landing Airfield into a regional business park which will create up to 15,000 new jobs by attracting local investment. In a letter to Acting Assistant Secretary of Commerce Wynn Coggins, Rep.
MODESTO — Congressman Josh Harder will be continuing his 2021 Listening Tour with a week's worth of public events in the Central Valley. All events will follow proper masking and social distancing guidelines. Today, he will tour Waterford schools and meet with educators and parents to discuss distanced learning, building improvements, and how to reopen safely with Superintendent Don Davis and Assistant Superintendent & Mayor Jose Aldaco.