"Safer streets make a real difference. Federal funding will provide $230,000 for sidewalk lighting in Biola and $250,000 for the Caruthers Complete Streets Project. That means safer walks to school, better roads and improved drainage for Valley families. These are the local improvements our communities need."

"Huron is getting $850,000 in federal funding to improve roads, sidewalks, and utilities along Huron Avenue, making it easier for families to get to La Placita Park and downtown. These are the kinds of local investments that make a real difference for Valley communities. https://t.co/pr1yGvprqs"

"Faith and family run deep in the Valley. The new Modesto California Temple reflects the community and agricultural roots that make #CA13 special. It will be an important part of Modesto for generations to come. https://t.co/WrrztYlmQC"

"Reliable drinking water is essential to every community. Coalinga is receiving $1.092 million in federal funding to improve water treatment, reduce corrosion risks and help meet state drinking water standards. This investment will help protect public health and keep Coalinga’s water infrastructure working for the long haul."

"Every kid deserves the support they need to succeed, and that includes access to mental health services close to home. $366,000 in federal funding for the Gustine Wellness Center will help create dedicated space for mental health programs serving students and families in the community. This is an important investment in Gustine and in the Valley’s future."

"Sat down with our Veterans Advisory Committee in Patterson to talk about mental health resources and the challenges our veterans face getting the care they need. Thanks to the local veterans and service providers who joined us and shared their perspectives. Hearing directly from folks in our communities is how we find ways to better serve the people who served us."

"Water is critical to the Valley’s farms, families, and future. We’re bringing $1 million in federal funding to connect the Le Grand Athlone and Chowchilla Water Districts. This project will give both districts greater flexibility to move water where it’s needed, helping maintain reliable drinking water supplies and keep crops growing during dry years."

"Mendota families deserve answers. People here work hard, raise their families and help feed this country. They shouldn’t have to worry about whether it’s safe to go to work or take their kids to school. We can enforce our immigration laws and protect public safety while respecting people’s rights. We don’t have to choose between the two. I stood with local leaders - both Democrat and Republican - to demand answers from ICE. The people of the Valley deserve to know what’s happening in their communities. I’ll keep asking the tough questions and making sure the Valley’s voice is heard in Washington."

"We delivered $3.15 million in federal funding to Bear Creek to improve flood protection, upgrade infrastructure, and restore habitat along the creek. This investment will help protect our community from flooding and preserve a place where Merced families can walk, bike, and enjoy the outdoors."

"Safer roads and better infrastructure make a real difference for Valley families. $850,000 in federal funding for Childs and Canal roads in South Merced will improve road conditions, add sidewalks and bike paths, and make it safer for people to get around #CA13. https://t.co/p03sswSH8h"