Congresswoman Nanette D. Barragán shared updates between May 7–10 about engaging with constituents over policy issues and supporting healthcare expansion efforts in Lynwood.
Congressman Robert Garcia used his Twitter account on May 8-9 to call for greater transparency around high-profile interviews while also highlighting recent visits with local students and announcing new funding for parks in Cudahy and Bell Gardens.
Congressman Robert Garcia shared updates on community funding for Downey and commented on both national controversies and economic concerns through several posts made on May 7, 2026.
Congresswoman Nanette D. Barragán used Twitter this week to mark Cinco de Mayo and address economic challenges facing families in her district through increased use of food banks (May 5-6).
Congressman Robert Garcia issued several statements between May 4-5, outlining upcoming hearings focused on survivors of the Epstein case while pledging broad oversight of alleged corruption tied to current administration officials.
Congressman Robert Garcia used his official Twitter account between May 2–4 to spotlight a Capitol comics event he helped found while also weighing in on economic pressures linked to current military spending and transparency demands related to…
Congressman Robert Garcia used social media between April 30 and May 2 to promote Free Comic Book Day at the Capitol while also discussing committee actions involving Pam Bondi and investigations into former President Trump’s finances.
Congresswoman Nanette D. Barragán shared her views on presidential rhetoric and promoted community engagement during AANHPI Heritage Month on April 30 and May 1, 2026.
U.S. Congresswoman Nanette D. Barragán used her Twitter account between April 29-30, 2026 to highlight concerns over chemical safety in children’s foods and criticize decisions involving law enforcement accountability and DHS funding.
The Utah State Bar reported that one attorney maintained an active license to practice law in ZIP Code 90803 as of March.