WSSNews | Volume 39 No. 42
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 2026
WESTSIDESTORY NEWSPAPER
Rep. Aguilar Releases End-Of-Year
Highlights from 2025 include answering 55,691 constituent letters and calls, returning over $2.5 million in federal dollars to constituents and highlighting nearly $90 million in grant funding for the Inland Empire
Casework:
SAN BERNARDINO, CA - Today, Rep. Pete for our region in 2026 and beyond." Aguilar issued a report to Inland Empire resi- dents outlining how he fought for California over the course of 2025. Rep. Aguilar priori- tized securing resources for the region, lower- ing costs and fighting back against costly and reckless Republican policies.
During 2025, Rep. Aguilar delivered for the Inland Empire in a variety of ways:
"As 2025 comes to a close, I am proud to share some of the ways I've fought to deliv- er for Inland Empire families and to improve our Californian community," said Rep. Pete Aguilar. "This year, I've fought for the issues that matter most to the hardworking people I
FOR THE PE represent: lowering costs, protecting access to quality, affordable health care and strengthen- ing our economy. It is the honor of a lifetime to serve the community that my family has called home for generations, and I will keep fighting
JANUARY 17, 2026 @ 7:00 PM
Ephesians New Testament Church, SB County, and the City of Fontana Presents:
Celebration of STAGE RED FONTANA 8463 Sierra Ave, Fontana, CA 92335
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• Helped 647 Inland Empire residents resolve outstanding issues with federal agencies, such as accessing the Social Security Administra- tion, Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA).
• Returned nearly $2.6 million the federal gov- ernment owed to Inland Empire residents by federal agencies, including IRS refunds, vet- erans' benefits and Social Security payments.
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