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Congresswoman Matsui Calls for More Funding to Address Opioid and Heroin Epidemic
October 4, 2017
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
7/6/2016

Contact: Lauren Dart
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Congresswoman Matsui Calls for More Funding to Address Opioid and Heroin Epidemic

Today, Congresswoman Doris Matsui (CA-06) released the following statement applauding the Obama Administration's actions to combat the opioid and heroin epidemic. The Administration's announcement came as House and Senate conferees met to consider the legislative package, S. 524, on opioids.

Issues:Health Care
Legislation Authored by Rep. Matsui Included in House Democrats' Make It In America Plan
October 4, 2017
Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
6/30/2016

Contact: Lauren Dart
202-225-7163

Legislation Authored by Rep. Matsui Included in House Democrats' Make It In America Plan

Matsui Bills that Incentivize Wireless and Clean Technology Development Part of House Democratic Whip Hoyer's Plan to Promote American Innovation

Issues:Economy and Jobs
Congresswoman Matsui Statement on Local Vote to Bolster Flood Protection Efforts in Sacramento
October 4, 2017
Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
6/16/2016

Contact: Lauren Dart
202-225-7163

Congresswoman Matsui Statement on Local Vote to Bolster Flood Protection Efforts in Sacramento

Today, Congresswoman Doris Matsui (D-CA) issued the following statement on the flood protection assessment vote in Sacramento:

Issues:Flood Protection
With Historic Sit-In on House Floor, Congresswoman Matsui Calls for Action on Gun Violence
October 4, 2017
Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
6/23/2016

Contact: Lauren Dart
202-225-7163

With Historic Sit-In on House Floor, Congresswoman Matsui

Calls for Action on Gun Violence

Congresswoman Doris Matsui (CA-06) joined Democrats' historic sit-in on the House Floor to protest House Republicans' refusal to allow a vote on bipartisan legislation to address gun violence.

Following the sit-in, Congresswoman Matsui released the following statement:

Issues:Gun Violence
Congresswoman Matsui Announces Over $4 Million in AmeriCorps Funding for Sacramento
October 4, 2017
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Congresswoman Matsui Announces Over $4 Million in AmeriCorps Funding for Sacramento

Congresswoman Matsui today announced thatSacramento has received more than $4.2 million in AmeriCorps funding from the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), the federal agencyresponsible for volunteering and service programs.

Issues:EducationEconomy and Jobs
Sacramento Bee: Sacramento-area residents make the guest list for Trump’s speech
October 4, 2017
In The News
BY TARYN LUNA The guest list isn't limited to lawmakers for President Donald Trump's first address before a joint Congress Tuesday night in Washington. It's a tradition for members of Congress to extend a special invitation to someone of their choosing. The guests typically embody issues that are important to each politician. Trump, who promised to secure the nation's borders on the campaign trail, is bringing along Jessica Davis and Susan Oliver, the wives of the late Placer County Deputy Michael Davis Jr. and Sacramento County Sheriff's Deputy Danny Oliver.
Sacramento Bee: Restored Sacramento train depot offers glimpse of past and future
October 4, 2017
In The News
By Anita Chabria A few years ago, pigeons roosted inside on the decrepit rafters of the Sacramento Valley Station. Train passengers waited outside in the elements to retrieve their bags.On Thursday, the doors officially opened on the rehabbed building that city and state leaders said they hope will serve as a "front door" to Sacramento and highlight both the history and future of the region.
Sacramento Bee: Rep. Doris Matsui discusses Trump’s orders, her history of internment and Democrats’ future
October 4, 2017
In The News
By Robin Opsahl Rep. Doris Matsui, D-Sacramento, spoke about her experience in the House, her family's history of internment and politics in the Trump era Thursday to a crowd of more than 100 at the Citizen Hotel in Sacramento as a part of the "She Shares" series that features prominent women leaders. Matsui answered questions from moderator Karen Breslau, a former Newsweek correspondent, and the audience.
Capital Public Radio: At Matsui Health Care Town Hall, A Lot Of Preaching To The Choir
October 4, 2017
In The News
By Ben Adler With Congress on recess this week, voters who support or oppose President Trump have the chance to get some face time with their local representatives. Sacramento Democrat Doris Matsui held a town hall meeting on health care Monday.The crowd at Sutter Middle School in East Sacramento was largely liberal, supportive - and white, which was noteworthy for a congressional district as diverse as Matsui's.The audience cheered loudly at mentions of Planned Parenthood and health care coverage for immigrants living in the U.S.
AP: Two dams illustrate challenge of maintaining older designs
October 4, 2017
In The News
By Michael R.