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December 8, 2017

CONGRESSMAN JIMMY Panetta Wednesday joined most of his Democratic colleagues in the House of Representatives — and every GOP member — in rejecting an attempt to impeach President Donald Trump.

Panetta told The Pine Cone Wednesday that the articles of impeachment — which were brought to the House floor by Democratic Texas Congressman Al Green — must be considered with the utmost seriousness, regardless of political party, and he explained the reasoning behind his vote.


December 7, 2017

The president's 16-year-long blank check to wage the war on terrorism should end, a small bipartisan group of combat veterans is saying as its members seek to persuade House colleagues to reassert their constitutional war-making powers.

Issues: Veterans

December 7, 2017

An additional $6.8 million in federal grant funding has been awarded to the Fort Ord Reuse Authority for munitions removal reporting and long-term stewardship on the former military base, according to Congressman Jimmy Panetta.

The Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA) grant amendment from the U.S. Army will fund administrative and regulatory oversight costs for two years, as well as Army post-transfer munitions obligations through 2028.


December 6, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Jimmy Panetta (D-Calif.) announced today that Fort Ord Reuse Authority (FORA) has received a $6.8 million Environmental Services Cooperative Agreement (ESCA) grant amendment from the United States Army for munitions removal reporting and related long-term stewardship. The grant amendment will fund administrative and regulatory oversight costs for two years and Army post-transfer munitions obligations through 2028.


December 6, 2017

WASHINGTON, DC – Congressman Jimmy Panetta (D-CA) today led 21 of his colleagues in sending a bipartisan letter to House Appropriations Committee Chairman Rodney P. Frelinghuysen (R-NJ) and Ranking Member Nita M. Lowey (D-NY), encouraging them to include a flood risk measure in legislation funding hurricane recovery efforts that ensures federally-financed infrastructure projects are designed to better withstand future storms.

Issues: Environment

December 1, 2017
Agriculture is an inherently risky industry. From market fluctuations to weather extremes, farmers must exhibit an incredible sense of responsiveness to the changing conditions in which they operate. The ability of farmers to adapt depends greatly on the quality of tools they have available to them. Without the most advanced seeds, technology, or best management practices, farmers can do little to respond to forces beyond their control.
Issues: Agriculture

November 29, 2017

For example, in May 2017, Representatives Chellie Pingree (D-ME), Dan Newhouse (R-WA), and Jimmy Panetta (D-CA) introduced the Organic Agriculture Research Act of 2017 (H.R.2436). If incorporated into the farm bill, this bill will spur innovative research and extension programs by securing permanent funding for organic research through OREI competitive grants. Dozens of Members of Congress from across the country (and across the aisle) have expressed support for this bill, and we hope to see the same level of interest and support for future marker bills that support and advance public research.

Issues: Agriculture

November 22, 2017

The graduation ceremony included a graduation certificate plus a certificate prepared and presented by Congressman Jimmy Panetta’s office.

Issues: Agriculture

November 20, 2017

SANTA CRUZ, Calif. - Helping victims of crimes obtain immigration relief in exchange for collaborating with the criminal system, that is the goal of a new police program in Santa Cruz.

This announced effort, on Monday, according to officials, is to inform and expedite the process of an undocumented victim seeking a U Visa.

Issues: Immigration

November 19, 2017

KANSAS CITY, Mo.—House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer says he came here to listen.

The No. 2 House Democrat on Friday began a series of trips to districts his party must carry if it hopes to win back the House majority in 2018. His goal: to craft a message that resonates with voters only marginally attached to a party dominated by liberals from the coasts.