Grijalva Highlights $40 Million in Labor Dept. Grants For Groups To Train Low Income Workers, Non-Custodial Parents, Ex-Offenders

Grijalva Calls for Public Comment Period, Fiscal Report Before Arizona Cuts Hundreds of Thousands From State Medicaid Program

Grijalva Receives 2011 Congressional Leadership Award From National Healthy Start Association For Infant Mortality Reduction Work

Grijalva Thanks Department of Education for Maintaining Record Pell Grant Maximum Award of $5,550 For Academic Year 2011-2012

Grijalva Hails House Passage of “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” Repeal – Bill to Allow Gay Soldiers to Serve Openly Now Heads to Senate

Grijalva Hails House Passage of DREAM Act as “Milestone On The Road To a Better, Fairer Nation” – Calls for Swift Senate Approval

Grijalva Praises Congressional Approval of Bill to Improve Child Abuse, Domestic Violence and Adoption Programs Nationwide

Rep. Grijalva to Serve as Honorary Co-Chair of 2010 AIDSWALK – Event is Sunday, October 17 in Tucson

Grijalva Congratulates State Office, Catholic Group For Receiving Federal Grants to Prevent and Reduce Violence Against Women

Grijalva Congratulates Arizona on Health and Human Services Grant to Improve HIV/AIDS Testing and Laboratory Reporting Services