June 2007

• For the record: Lungren speaks out on immigration  (June 9, 2007)



• Daniel Weintraub: Lungren's lessons learned on immigration reform  (June 7, 2007)



• NEWS10.net  (June 5, 2007)



• Altergy Systems in Folsom 6-5-07  (June 5, 2007)



• U.S. post office renamed after fallen soldier  (June 2, 2007)

May 2007

• Senate Takes Time Before Vote on Compromise Immigration Reform Bill  (May 21, 2007)



• Veto threat for federal hate crimes protection for gays  (May 4, 2007)

April 2007

• House Subcommittee Reports Airport Screening Bill  (April 30, 2007)



• With GOP on board, FL-13 task force moves forward in election dispute  (April 18, 2007)



• Letters: Taxes, environment, CSUS, etc.  (April 12, 2007)



• Lungren tackles issues at Frogtown  (April 6, 2007)

March 2007

• Hetch Hetchy plan has new allyEnvironmentalists long to drain the reservoir that gives San Francisco its water, and thus restore a scenic valley. Rep. Dan Lungren says the idea's worth studying - but it has some powerful foes.  (March 16, 2007)



• Drain Hetch Hetchy, Lungren says  (March 15, 2007)



• Waivers of attorney-client privilege under fire  (March 10, 2007)



• Lungren's Folsom forum draws anti-war choir  (March 2, 2007)

February 2007

• Work starts on Folsom's new bridge  (February 28, 2007)



• Peace Activist attends Pro-war Congressman Dan Lungren’s Town Hall  (February 28, 2007)



• Justice for the Forgotten Internees  (February 19, 2007)



• Benefits of Auburn dam outweigh costs of a floodGood forest management can be balanced with logging interests  (February 18, 2007)



• House condemns surge in troops to Iraq  (February 17, 2007)

January 2007

• Bush-Democrat alliance on education law feared  (January 12, 2007)



• Corps selects builder for dam bridge  (January 9, 2007)

November 2006

• Lungren seeks No. 3 GOP spot in House  (November 14, 2006)



• { Fight heats up over Intelligence chair}  (November 12, 2006)



• Congressman Lungren set to continue his work  (November 1, 2006)

October 2006

• Sacramento Region's Emergency Personnel Among the Most Highly Trained  (October 30, 2006)



• Another View: New statute gives detainees fair review  (October 29, 2006)



• Good representation  (October 26, 2006)



• When kitchen waste isn't wasted Upscale Bay Area restaurants helping feed machine that turns scraps into electricity, vehicle fuel  (October 25, 2006)



• Lungren, Durston face off  (October 20, 2006)



• Bush OKs tighter security at ports  (October 14, 2006)



• Debate heats up 3rd District  (October 6, 2006)



• Bill To Boost Money For Bay Area Ports  (October 6, 2006)

September 2006

• Editorial: Matsui and Lungren These 'rookies' with their local focus and bipartisanship deserve re-election  (September 17, 2006)

August 2006

• U.S. House panels told northern border needs more support  (August 8, 2006)



• Lungren agrees to debate foe  (August 2, 2006)

July 2006

• House panel approves regulating chemical facilities  (July 28, 2006)



• Lungren earns small business advocacy award  (July 26, 2006)



• Lawmakers Exploring Nitty Gritty Challenges of Building Fence on Southern Border  (July 20, 2006)



• House subcommittee moves chemical security bill  (July 12, 2006)

June 2006

• A 100-mpg car? Let's start the race. How about a $1-billion prize for the first American automaker to take fuel efficiency to the next level?  (June 30, 2006)

May 2006

• Lungren scores a pair of wins  (May 9, 2006)

March 2006

• Port security measures advance in Congress  (March 31, 2006)



• For Some Who Solve Puzzle, Medicare Drug Plan Pays Off  (March 26, 2006)



• Effort to Overhaul Lobbying Gets a Chilly Reception  (March 16, 2006)



• Ports security bill aimed at heading off terror attacks  (March 15, 2006)



• Lungren offers bill to beef up U.S. port security  (March 14, 2006)



• Corps vows to end backlogs  (March 5, 2006)



• Lungren holds a spirited forum  (March 2, 2006)

February 2006

• Congressional leaders to seek more funding for area levees  (February 22, 2006)



• Applicable Laws Must Be Determined  (February 13, 2006)

January 2006

• A Full & Open Housecleaning  (January 23, 2006)



• GOP Group Petitions to Block DeLay  (January 7, 2006)

December 2005

• It's time to stop 'birth citizenship'  (December 9, 2005)



• Moderates join chorus on DeLay  (December 8, 2005)



• Panel proposes wider use of private baggage screeners  (December 7, 2005)



• A GOP Nose for Earmarks?  (December 3, 2005)

November 2005

• Telephonic town hall  (November 21, 2005)



• Chairman King Introduces Border Security Bill  (November 15, 2005)



• Lungren revels in a quiet victory  (November 12, 2005)



• House OKs $28M in local flood control  (November 10, 2005)



• Congress To TSA: What's The Holdup?  (November 3, 2005)



• Lawmakers May Consider Refining Hazmat Trucker Licensing  (November 1, 2005)

October 2005

• House committee approves splitting 9th circuit Court of Appeals  (October 25, 2005)



• Homeland Security Mulls Cyber Czar Nomination  (October 21, 2005)



• Cord controversy Politics may stall a bill boosting the supply of healing placental blood.  (October 16, 2005)

September 2005

• Pentagon, Lawmakers Resist Greater Military Role in Disasters  (September 30, 2005)



• State congressional members seek flood funds  (September 24, 2005)



• A wave of goodwill could lift Coast Guard program's outlook  (September 13, 2005)



• Local congressman to sponsor U.S. service academy workshop  (September 9, 2005)

August 2005

• Bill Limits Appeals for Death Row Inmates  (August 29, 2005)



• REDISTRICTING: Incumbents team up to oppose Schwarzenegger on Prop. 77  (August 26, 2005)



• Web of Crime: Who's Catching the Cybercrooks?  (August 26, 2005)



• Hurdles for High-Tech Efforts to Track Who Crosses Borders  (August 10, 2005)

July 2005

• DHS chief refuses to endorse a first-responder grant formula  (July 26, 2005)



• House votes to keep anti-terror law: But Senate version puts more limits on federal agents  (July 22, 2005)



• Lungren town hall meeting  (July 15, 2005)



• Republicans offer concession on Patriot Act  (July 13, 2005)



• Special Report - Can You Hear Me Now?  (July 9, 2005)



• GOP targets inmate appeals Hopes to speed execution cases  (July 7, 2005)



• Stem cell technology creates need for ethics  (July 7, 2005)

June 2005

• Lawmakers debate merits of fingerprints Experts disagree on use of biometric identifiers on e-passports  (June 27, 2005)



• Lawmakers question if biometric passports will work Use of technology sought as protection against terrorism  (June 23, 2005)



• Committee: Fingerprint beats face  (June 23, 2005)



• Lungren, Doolittle: Auburn Dam should again be studied  (June 22, 2005)



• House defies Bush, votes to repeal part of Patriot Act Checks on library, bookstore records would be banned  (June 16, 2005)



• House rejects measure to bar medical marijuana prosecutions  (June 16, 2005)



• House defies Bush, votes to repeal part of Patriot Act Book-reading probes would be banned  (June 16, 2005)



• 'Deep Throat' story brings fame to Marin lawyer  (June 12, 2005)



• Lungren airs his views on issues The Republican from Gold River supports U.S. presence in Iraq.  (June 9, 2005)



• Lungren airs his views on issues: The Gold River Republican backs war in Iraq, defense against terrorist attacks.  (June 5, 2005)



• Confirm Justice Brown  (June 4, 2005)

May 2005

• House Approves a Stem Cell Research Bill Opposed by Bush  (May 25, 2005)



• Stem cell bill rejects Bush ban from 2001  (May 25, 2005)



• House passes embryonic stem cell bill despite Bush veto threat  (May 25, 2005)



• Security funding may rise  (May 13, 2005)



• Errant plane unnerves D.C.: Capitol, White House evacuated  (May 12, 2005)



• Immigration measure softened in Capitol talks California's laws on environment may apply to San Diego border fence plan.  (May 4, 2005)



• Lungren, back in House, finds he's elder statesman: While relishing his return to Capitol Hill after 16 years, he's not happy with all he sees.  (May 2, 2005)

April 2005

• National issues grab forum spotlight: Liberals, conservatives sound off at Folsom session with Lungren.  (April 28, 2005)



• What will be the defining issue over the next ten years?  (April 27, 2005)



• Regional Roundup: Lungren attends pope's inaugural Mass  (April 26, 2005)



• Cyber-Czar Bill Moves Forward  (April 25, 2005)



• GOP Congressional Leaders Eyeing Dissent  (April 19, 2005)



• Federal lobbyist pays visit to Amador County  (April 13, 2005)



• Cap-to-Cap mission hears nonpartisan pleas  (April 13, 2005)



• Lungren gets earful on Social Security  (April 11, 2005)

March 2005

• Lungren works to get funds for county transportation  (March 30, 2005)



• Wide schism divides state on gay unions  (March 20, 2005)



• Lungren departs on trip to China  (March 19, 2005)



• Defense of Marriage Amendment Introduced in the House: The proposed amendment to ban same-sex marriage is the first to be introduced in the House and goes beyond a similar bill in the Senate by limiting the authority of courts to rule on the issue.  (March 18, 2005)



• Lungren Measure Aims To Halt Gay Marriage Constitutional Change Would Block Courts.  (March 18, 2005)



• Profile: Rep. Dan Lungren, R-Calif.  (March 12, 2005)



• Keep An Eye On Lungren Request Could Net $3 Million For Galt  (March 11, 2005)



• Players: In His Second Term as a House Freshman, Dan Lungren Takes Charge of Critical Homeland Issues  (March 7, 2005)



• Death Row Often Means a Long Life  (March 6, 2005)



• Bill holds key to fixing up Folsom Boulevard  (March 6, 2005)



• Bush bets big on his plan for retirees  (March 4, 2005)



• Chertoff reviews DHS  (March 3, 2005)



• Big Brother? Plan to Centralize Dossiers in DHS Office Worries Privacy Advocates  (March 1, 2005)

February 2005

• Rep. Lungren comes to town  (February 28, 2005)



• Photos: Taking it to the town  (February 27, 2005)



• Social Security debate finds its way to the grass roots  (February 25, 2005)



• Governor Heads to Washington  (February 18, 2005)



• Governor Moves Few in D.C.  (February 18, 2005)



• IAIP Boss: Cut Could Impede Efforts  (February 17, 2005)



• Group Pushes Travis Protection in D.C.  (February 16, 2005)



• Homeland Security Committee Announces Subcommittee Leaders  (February 15, 2005)



• Regional Roundup: Lungren to Chair Key Subcommittee  (February 11, 2005)



• Lungren to Head Key Homeland Subcommittee  (February 11, 2005)



• Lungren Coming to Town  (February 10, 2005)



• Two Routes to Shelley's replacement  (February 6, 2005)



• Lungren joins effort to avoid Travis closure  (February 5, 2005)



• Congressman checks out Travis  (February 5, 2005)



• Folsom Dam bridge expected to be done by 2007  (February 4, 2005)



• Delegation savors clout in Congress  (February 2, 2005)



• Two Lungrens are better than one  (February 1, 2005)

January 2005

• Schwarzenegger, Mehlman go head to head over reform  (January 26, 2005)



• Drive to redraw political boundaries splits Capitol  (January 23, 2005)



• Lungren gets key committee slots  (January 11, 2005)



• A homecoming in the House  (January 5, 2005)



• Remarks by President Bush at Reception for Newly-Elected Members of Congress and Their Spouses  (January 3, 2005)