Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi joined Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg, Mayor London Breed, local transportation and community leaders touring the new Central Subway Muni Metro line between the Union Square and Chinatown Stations, where they discussed the importance of infrastructure investments – including the Bipartisan Infrastructure La’s largest investment in transit in our nation’s history. The Central Subway, scheduled to open this Fall, will provide a direct, rapid transit line between Chinatown, Downtown, and the existing T-Third line, and received over $1 billion in federal funding secured by Congresswoman Pelosi.

Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi joined Mayor London Breed, mothers of gun violence victims and gun violence prevention advocates at the United Playaz Clubhouse in SOMA during the Gun Violence Prevention Day of Action. Pelosi highlighted the recently enacted Bipartisan Safer Communities Act and the House-passed Assault Weapons Ban of 2022.

San Francisco Congresswomen Nancy Pelosi and Jackie Speier joined UCSF Chancellor Sam Hawgood and local women’s reproductive health leaders in honoring Women’s Equality Day with a roundtable discussing the importance of protecting women’s reproductive freedom and provide resources for women in the Bay Area at the UCSF campus in Mission Bay.

Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi joined local public health leaders and San Franciscans who benefitted from lower costs thanks to the Inflation Reduction Act at a press conference in the Bayview at the Southeast Family Health Center. Pelosi highlighted how the law lowers prescription drug costs, improves Medicare for seniors and extends the ACA subsidies lowering costs for Covered California enrollees.

In advance of the upcoming White House Conference on Hunger, Nutrition and Health, Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi joined Chairman Jim McGovern, and local nutrition leaders in the Bay Area at the San Francisco-Marin Food Bank to have a roundtable discussion on hunger and food insecurity in the Bay and across the country. Pelosi recently secured $1 million in federal funding for a new cold storage cooler at the Food bank.

Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi joined Silicon Valley Congresswoman Anna Eshoo, Exploratorium CEO Lindsay Bierman, UCSF Vice Chancellor Dr. Keith Yamamoto, Intel Labs Director of University Research Collaboration Gabriela Cruz Thompson, and UC Berkeley Dean of Engineering Dr. Tsu-Jae King Liu to celebrate the passage of the CHIPS and Science Act at the Exploratorium. Pelosi spoke about the importance of expanding diversity and inclusion in STEAM education, the essential role of women in scientific leadership and research, and creating good-paying jobs by turbocharging investments in semiconductor production at home.

In August, I held a telephone town hall to discuss the Monkeypox outbreak in San Francisco and across America, as well as how you can keep yourself and your loved ones safe. I was joined by special guests Drs. Grant Colfax and Susan Philip from the San Francisco Department of Public Health, Dr. Tyler TerMeer the San Francisco AIDS Foundation’s CEO and Dr. Peter Chin-Hong, an infectious disease physician at the UCSF School of Medicine.

Congresswoman Pelosi joined local seniors leaders, social security beneficiaries and the staff and clients of Bayview’s Rosa Parks Senior Center in the Filmore to celebrate the 87th anniversary of Social Security. Pelosi celebrated Social Security’s impact on San Francisco’s seniors and the disabled, listened to beneficiaries share their personal experiences how social security is essential to their economic security and pledged to protect Social Security from those who would undermine it

Congresswoman Pelosi signs the landmark Inflation Reduction Act, sending the bill to President Biden’s desk. This monumental law will lower families’ kitchen table costs, create millions of good-paying jobs, combat the climate crisis and dramatically reduce the federal deficit. Importantly, these investments are fully paid for by making the wealthiest corporations pay their fair share.

Congresswoman Pelosi joined national and local labor leaders, including President Sean McGarvey of the North America’s Building Trades Union (NABTU), Rudy Gonzalez, Larry Mazzola Jr. and the workers of the San Francisco Building & Construction Trades Council (SFBTC) in celebrating their 125th anniversary at Salesforce Transit Center. Congresswoman Pelosi was honored to be the inaugural awardee of the SFBCTC Public Service Award. Pelosi spoke about the immeasurable impact Building Trades workers have left an on our community, and the fight to create good-paying union jobs while widening the path to opportunity. She also discussed the success of the Butch Lewis pension relief, the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, House passage of the PRO Act, protecting Davis-Bacon and Project Labor Agreements, as well as a the work on the COMPETES Act to create tens of thousands of good-paying Davis-Bacon jobs.