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The 38th District's 2009 Congressional Art Contest "An Artistic Discovery" was held on Saturday, April 11th at the Pico Park Community Center in Pico Rivera. Click here to view the winning works by high school students from the 38th District.

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Rep. Napolitano joined President Obama on a tour of the electric vehicle technical center in Pomona.

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Watch Congresswoman Napolitano at work in DC, making statements on the floor of the House of Representitives or taking part in committee meetings on issues relevant to the 38th District.

Napolitano Speaks Out in Support of Water Recycling
October 15, 2009

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1/27/2010
Rep. Napolitano Responds to State of the Union Address - “I applaud the President for focusing his full attention on creating jobs, however a speech is a speech and reality can be something completely different -- especially at the local level. The President must ensure that federal money for jobs is reaching the local level in the places where it can do the most to spur the economy. I encourage the administration to focus on upgrading our nation’s aging infrastructure as the best way to put people back to work. Investments in transportation, water supply, and other critical infrastructure will create jobs now and provide a foundation for future economic growth. ...More

1/26/2010
Rep. Napolitano's Congressional Hearing in L.A. Highlights Need for Increased Water Efficiency - (Washington D.C.)- Yesterday, the Subcommittee on Water and Power, headed by Congresswoman Grace Napolitano, held an oversight field hearing on California's water problems in the Metropolitan Water District boardroom in Los Angeles. Three panels of expert witnesses testified to the complexity of California’s water system and the effect its failures have had on water users ranging from farmers to fishermen to urban communities. It was clear from their testimony that California's water system is not up to the task of providing cheap, reliable water in times of drought. Looking to the future, witnesses identified long term trends of population growth and climate change that require new measures in conservation, water recycling, and reuse to make California's water supply more stable and reliable during future drought cycles. ...More

1/13/2010
Rep. Napolitano Announces Oversight Field Hearing on Southern California Drought Solutions - Given growing demand for water, the rising cost of imported water, and the current drought crisis in California, Congresswoman Grace F. Napolitano (D-CA), Chair of the Subcommittee on Water and Power, announced today that the Subcommittee will be holding an oversight field hearing on “Perspectives on California Water Supply: Challenges and Opportunities,” in Los Angeles, California on Monday, January 25, at the Metropolitan Water District of Southern California. The hearing will focus on southern California’s innovations for dealing with drought, their potential application for other parts of California, and statewide water problems that have been exacerbated by a rising demand for water and climate trends that make California’s water supply increasingly unreliable in times of drought. ...More

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