Press Releases

Congressman Brian Bilbray and Daughter to Participate in 19th Annual Bruce Gorder UCSD 5K Walk

Congressman Brian Bilbray leads effort to stop job-killing defense cuts that could devastate San Diego's economy

Representative Bilbray leads effort that received the support of 71 signatures from other members of Congress, urging Senator Harry Reid to come up a plan to address the defense cuts known as the "sequester."

Congressman Brian Bilbray introduces bill to provide patients fighting life threatening diseases greater access to treatment

Congressman Bilbray introduces H.R. 6288, the Patient Choice Act of 2012, a bill to speed up the approval process of drugs used in therapies and treatments of patients fighting life threatening diseases.

Congressman Brian Bilbray votes to support San Diego’s Job Creators by maintaining tax cuts for all Americans

Representative Bilbray votes to support H.R. 8, the Job Protection and Recession Prevention Act, to extend tax cuts for all Americans.

Congressman Brian Bilbray and daughter Briana are Putting a Spotlight on Skin Cancer

Representative Brian Bilbray and daughter Briana Bilbray joined the American Academy of Dermatology in a Public Service Announcement to help put a spotlight on skin cancer. The PSA is also running on the San Diego County Television Network and City of San Diego Television Network.

Health Care Act Continues to Ignore Basic Affordability Problems

Congressman Brian Bilbray Disappointed with Supreme Court Ruling on Mount Soledad War Memorial

Congressman vows to exhaust efforts to save veterans war memorial

Congressman Brian Bilbray on Supreme Court Ruling on Arizona Immigration Law SB 1070

Court maintains key provision of while striking down three

Congressman Brian Bilbray Opposes Administration Effort to Ignore U.S. Law with “Backdoor Amnesty” Announcement

Rep. Bilbray responds Administration's announcement to bypass Congress with policy to expand "Backdoor Amnesty"

Congressman Brian Bilbray Calls for Investigation Into Unnecessary Death of Park Service Animals

Possible negligent treatment sparks call for Department of Interior investigation