Jim Costa, a longstanding member of Congress representing California’s 21st district since 2005, recently made several Twitter posts during Women’s History Month recognizing female leaders and promoting student participation in a national competition. Below is a summary of these tweets.
In a tweet dated March 29, 2025, Costa acknowledged Christina Estrada, “the first Latina CEO of the @BigFresnoFair”. He praised her leadership in managing fair operations and her commitment to creating significant experiences for the Valley community.
On March 30, 2025, Costa highlighted Liz Wynn, “Visalia District 1 Council Member”. He commended her dedication to serving Visalia and Tulare County through her participation in various committees and boards, emphasizing her commitment to community unity.
On the same date, Costa encouraged students from California’s 21st District to take part in the Congressional Art Competition, urging them not to miss the opportunity to showcase their creativity. He shared a link for further details, stating, “CA-21 students: Don’t miss your chance to showcase your creativity in the Congressional Art Competition!”.
Jim Costa, with a background in the California State Assembly and Senate, continues his congressional service with these initiatives aimed at strengthening community ties and promoting cultural enrichment.
