Congresswoman Janice Hahn sent letters to each of the major carriers involved in an ongoing dispute over airing Dodgers baseball games on television in the Los Angeles area
Hahn Continues to Rack Up Support from Prominent Democratic Organizations in her Race for the LA Board of Supervisors
Leaders gather after Orlando shooting; denounce hate, racism and homophobia On the heels of one of the most horrific mass shooting in American history, a group of political and religious leaders joined hands on June 19 to send a message of unity and prayer. Assemblymember Mike A. Gipson organized the special service in collaboration with Bishop W. Todd Ervin Sr. of Church One in North Long Beach. Members of the LGBTQ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer/Questioning), Muslim, African American, Latino and other communities gathered to pray for the Orlando victims and all victims of gun violence. They also
The draft Water Resources Development Act of 2016 includes a provision to take HMT off-budget in 2027
Congresswoman Janice Hahn recently sent a letter to Time Warner Cable’s CEO telling the company to end the Dodgers blackout currently preventing Angelenos from watching games.
Congresswoman Janice Hahn (CA-44) recently announced the reintroduction of her pipeline safety legislation that would help to prevent oil spills like the 2014 spill in her district in Wilmington. In March 2014, 1,200 gallons of oil bubbled into a Wilmington neighborhood from a pipeline that was mistakenly assumed to be empty and never inspected by its owner, Phillips 66. Congresswoman Hahn took action to prevent spills like this in the future by introducing legislation that would require companies to inspect pipelines they purchase and mandate third party verification of these inspections by the Pipelines and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration (PHMSA)