Joe Garofoli

6 days ago | mercedsunstar.com | Joe Garofoli

May 8-Heeding the "abundance" message of "build more, faster" that many Democrats are embracing as their way back to power, moderate Central Valley Democratic Rep. Josh Harder, D-Stockton, assembled a new bipartisan coalition of House members Thursday united by its desire to cut federal red tape to make housing and infrastructure projects quicker to build.

6 days ago | sanluisobispo.com | Joe Garofoli

May 8-Heeding the "abundance" message of "build more, faster" that many Democrats are embracing as their way back to power, moderate Central Valley Democratic Rep. Josh Harder, D-Stockton, assembled a new bipartisan coalition of House members Thursday united by its desire to cut federal red tape to make housing and infrastructure projects quicker to build.

6 days ago | sfchronicle.com | Joe Garofoli

Rep. Josh Harder, D-Stockton, is trying to make housing and infrastructure projects quicker to build. Bill Clark/CQ-Roll CallHeeding the “abundance”  message of “build more, faster” that many Democrats are embracing as their way back to power, moderate Central Valley Democratic Rep. Josh Harder, D-Stockton, assembled a new bipartisan coalition of House members Thursday united by its desire to cut federal red tape to make housing and infrastructure projects quicker to build.

6 days ago | modbee.com | Joe Garofoli

May 8-Two Bay Area Democratic House members blasted U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for plans to use Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield as an immigrant detention center, calling it "a dangerous militarization of immigration enforcement" that will "unnecessarily degrade military readiness," according to a letter to Hegseth obtained by The Chronicle.

1 week ago | sfchronicle.com | Joe Garofoli

Cars enter Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield in 2023. Justin Sullivan/Getty ImagesTwo Bay Area Democratic House members blasted U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth for plans to use Travis Air Force Base in Fairfield as an immigrant detention center, calling it “a dangerous militarization of immigration enforcement” that will “unnecessarily degrade military readiness,” according to a letter to Hegseth obtained by The Chronicle.