LAX Leader

Jimmy Gomez, a U.S. Congressman representing California's 34th district, shared several updates on April 14, 2025, focusing on community events and crucial information for his constituents. Gomez, who has been a congressman since 2017 after replacing Xavier Becerra, continues to engage actively with the local community.

Gomez attended the 11th Annual Bob Baker Day Parade at the Historic Park in Los Angeles, expressing his enjoyment of the event. "Had a blast at the 11th Annual Bob Baker Day Parade at the Historic Park here in LA! It’s always great to see people of all ages coming together with their kids to enjoy a beautiful day of family fun and magical marionettes. Thanks to everyone who made it special!" he tweeted in the early hours of April 14, 2025.

Later that day, Gomez shared important tax information for Los Angeles County residents and business owners. "LA County residents & business owners: Your 2024 tax deadline is NOT April 15—you can file anytime from now to Oct 15, 2025 due to wildfires. No need to file an extension. Spread the word!" This tweet emphasized the extended filing deadline set in response to recent wildfire disruptions.

In the afternoon, Gomez extended an invitation to students in his district to participate in the Congressional Art Competition, which offers an opportunity to display artwork in the U.S. Capitol. "Hey middle and high school students! Want your artwork displayed in the U.S. Capitol? Enter our Congressional Art Competition for a chance to make it happen! Deadline to submit: Friday, April 25th. Open to students in our district."

Jimmy Gomez, born in Orange County, California in 1974, lives in Los Angeles. He graduated from UCLA with a Bachelor of Arts degree.