Median household income in California’s 10th District has risen five percent over the last year from $60,235 to $63,223, according to a new U.S. Census Bureau report, a signal that the strong economy and tax reform are working in the Central Valley. When U.S. Representative Jeff Denham took office in 2011, the median household income in Stanislaus and San Joaquin Counties averaged at $47,464.50 per year. “Hardworking Central Valley families are benefiting from tax reform,” said Rep. Denham. “Pro...
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The eighth annual Central Valley Jobs Fair hosted by Congressman Jeff Denham was staged on Thursday, Aug. 2 at Modesto Junior College with more than 60 hiring employers and over 250 Central Valley job seekers in attendance. “My jobs fair has connected thousands of (California District) 10 residents to jobs in our community and this year was especially successful,” said Rep. Denham. “Valley businesses are hiring, the unemployment rate is the lowest it’s been in 16 years, and the economy is growin...
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U.S. Representative Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) today announced his 2018 Central Valley Jobs Fair to be held at Modesto Junior College on August 2, 2018. “I’m looking forward to hosting our 8th annual Jobs Fair at Modesto Junior College,” said Rep. Denham. “I’ve been working hard in Congress to bring more jobs to the Central Valley, and this jobs fair will connect our job seekers with job creators across our community.” Over the years, Rep. Denham’s Central Valley Jobs Fair has connected thousands o...
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U.S. Representative, longtime almond farmer and Valley resident Jeff Denham (R-Turlock) today released the following statement on the growing trade dispute with China, in which the agriculture industry is at risk of becoming an unintended casualty: “As a longtime almond farmer here in the Valley, I have been a strong and consistent supporter of free and fair trade. Bad trade practices by nations like China need to be addressed. We need targeted trade policies that allow Valley farmers to create ...
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