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WASHINGTON – Congressman Steven Horsford today voted to pass the continuing resolution to keep our federal government open another 45 days. He released the following statement after the vote:
"Today, I voted to keep our government open and prevent a disastrous shutdown that would have hurt federal workers and their families and wreaked havoc on our economy. By avoiding the extreme MAGA Republican shutdown, we will prevent interruption in pay to U.S. servicemembers and keep our travel and tourism economy growing in Southern Nevada.
WASHINGTON – Today, Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) introduced H.R. 5758, the ‘Pay Workers What They've Earned Act,' to reimburse federal employees for fees, interest, and fines charged through no fault of their own during a government shutdown. The bill would also reimburse state and tribal governments for costs incurred during government shutdowns.
Tia Koester remodeled her fixer upper on Mount Charleston in 2014. But after storms brought on by Tropical Storm Hilary flooded her house last month, she’s going to have to do it again.
LAS VEGAS (KSNV) — After pandemic-era tenant protection laws and the federal eviction moratorium ended, a growing eviction crisis has been unfolding in Nevada.
NORTH LAS VEGAS – Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) today announced a new agreement between the U.S. Departments of Housing and Urban Development and the Interior that will make it easier and more affordable for local communities in Southern Nevada to build affordable housing on federal lands.
Members of Nevada’s congressional delegation are backing a new push to crack down on coordinated large-scale retail theft as retailers in Las Vegas and across the nation continue to grapple with an issue they contend is only getting worse.
WASHINGTON - Congressman Steven Horsford (NV-04) met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog one day before his Joint Address to Congress. Their discussion underscored the bilateral partnership between Israel and the United States and the connection between the Jewish and Black communities.
WASHINGTON - Today, Congressman Steven Horsford applauded the announcement by The Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco (FHLBank San Francisco) of $4.8 million in affordable housing grants to Nevada-based groups through its newly established Affordable Housing Program (AHP) Nevada Targeted Fund.
The recent legislative session in Carson City proved to be very successful for our state, with advancements in children’s issues, election law, health care, higher education, K-12 education, LGBTQ rights, and for our tribal nations. One major area of success was in economic development, and in particular funds for non-profit and direct service government agencies.