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Washington, D.C. - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke told Congressman Brad Sherman that a wave of baby boom retirements increases the importance of shrinking the federal budget deficit. The new Fed chairman also asserted, contrary to claims by the Bush administration and so-called supply-side economists, that "tax cuts do not wholly pay for themselves."
The San Fernando Valley is home to thriving manufacturing companies that have boosted productivity, spurred increased sales, and maintained quality jobs by teaming with an innovative federal partnership program.
Van Nuys, CA. - Congressman Brad Sherman on Monday told Angelenos how to find out about old undelivered tax refunds, as many rushed to meet the deadline for filing tax returns.
Washington, D.C. - Congressman Brad Sherman on Wednesday condemned Irans announcement that it has enriched uranium in defiance of international demands for a nuclear freeze, and he renewed calls on the Bush administration to tighten sanctions against Tehran.
Washington, D.C. - The House on Wednesday passed legislation authored by Congressman Brad Sherman to name a post office for John R. Wooden, the legendary UCLA basketball coach who lives in the San Fernando Valley.
Washington, D.C. - A House panel Thursday approved legislation by Congressman Brad Sherman to name a Valley post office after UCLA basketball coach John Wooden, a long-time San Fernando Valley resident.
Washington, D.C. - Federal Reserve Chairman Ben S. Bernanke on Tuesday issued the following written response to a question from Congressman Brad Sherman about a loophole that lets commercial firms buy industrial banks.
Washington, D.C. - Congressman Brad Sherman will host a town hall meeting on Sunday, March 26 at Reseda High School.
Washington, D.C. - Congressman Brad Sherman said Thursday that House Speaker J. Dennis Hastert falsely lumped him among supporters of the so-called Patriot Act.
œThe speaker should be ashamed of his ham-handed effort to score cheap political points, Sherman said.
Washington, D.C. - The House International Relations Committee on Wednesday passed legislation to curb development of a nuclear weapons program in Iran by tightening economic sanctions.
The measure included a provision by Congressman Brad Sherman to prohibit foreign subsidiaries of U.S. corporations from conducting business with Iran.