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WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Steven Horsford voted to finalize $28,202,279 in Community Project Funding that he previously secured for Nevada’s 4th District in the 2024 spending bills. This funding, included in the first of the appropriations government funding packages, responds directly to some of the most pressing needs in Las Vegas, North Las Vegas, Henderson, and Pahrump.
WASHINGTON – Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) spoke on the House Floor in support of the Affordable Connectivity Program Expansion Act, legislation aimed at ensuring continued internet access for the over 23 million families that benefit from the Affordable Connectivity Program (ACP) through a $7 billion investment, including 274,474 in Nevada and one-in-four families in NV-04.
WASHINGTON – Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) gave welcome remarks at the Innovations in Mortgage Finance Symposium, speaking about his commitment to closing the racial wealth gap and building intergenerational wealth in all of our communities, particularly Black communities.
WASHINGTON – Congressman Horsford (NV-04) released the following statement following his vote to pass the bipartisan tax legislation that expands the Child Tax Credit to help an estimated additional 49,000 children in Nevada’s Fourth Congressional District. The legislation also delivers other critical wins to hardworking families and businesses, and it passed by a vote of 357-70 on the House floor.
NORTH LAS VEGAS – This past Saturday, Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) welcomed Vice President Kamala Harris and Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Isabel Guzman to North Las Vegas. They visited the Chef Jeff Project in the Congressman's district, where they learned about the job training programs designed for young people in the community and formerly incarcerated individuals.
Sen. Jacky Rosen introduced a bill Tuesday in an effort to crack down on price gouging by corporate investors who are buying up housing stock and driving up home prices — a problem prevalent in Nevada.
A Wall Street-backed corporate landlord bought hundreds of Clark County homes in a staggering one-off residential sale in summer 2023.
Lawmakers and witnesses at a hearing addressing housing affordability Wednesday morning sounded similar frustrations over the growing divide between affordable housing supply and demand in markets across the country.