Press Releases

I was sickened to hear about this vicious crime, which left a defenseless grandmother bleeding profusely on the sidewalk. Read more »

President Trump’s budget falls woefully short in meeting the needs of working families. Read more »

On behalf of the City of Los Angeles, home to the largest Korean-American community in the United States, I congratulate South Korea on the start of what is sure to be an unforgettable Winter Olympic Games! Read more »

This funding bill proves that even with control of all three branches of government, Republicans are incapable of finding a true long-term solution to fund our government or keep their promise to protect DREAMers. Read more »

We simply cannot continue to govern this nation on a month-to-month basis, and we certainly cannot do it at the expense of America’s working families. Read more »

While there’s no doubt that the FMLA has made great strides in improving the lives of working families, it is time for us to look ahead toward a more inclusive and comprehensive national paid family leave law. Read more »

A new bill will streamline federal grant reporting by replacing outdated documents with open data, increase transparency from grantmaking agencies, and reduce compliance costs. Read more »

Reps. Jimmy Gomez and Elijah E. Cummings sent a letter requesting information about Bank of America’s decision to terminate consumer bank accounts that charge no monthly fees within just weeks of receiving one of the most massive financial windfalls in history. Read more »

By choosing love over hate and unity over division, we illustrate that the true essence of humanity is not our capacity for creating evil but our ability to display courage and resilience in face of true darkness. Read more »

LOS ANGELES, CA – Congressman Jimmy Gomez (D-34) issued the following statement on the one-year anniversary of President Trump’s first executive order banning Muslims and refugees from entering the United States. Two superseding versions of original executive order were issued in March and September. The U.S. Supreme Court has announced it will hear a challenge on the latest version of… Read more »