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On Monday, the state approved a $57 million, interest-free Distressed Hospital Loan for the company planning to reopen the hospital.
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Two objections filed in federal bankruptcy court raise questions about the ability of Madera Community Hospital’s owner-to-be to operate the facility as a true safety net hospital. A judge will likely discuss the arguments in a hearing later this month.
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Fresno State political science professor Lisa Bryant talks about what it all means for November.
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The top two candidates will advance to November as both parties eye this competitive race.
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Two Portuguese families in Livingston grew to become some of the largest sweet potato growers in the nation. We meet up with the next generation of farmers building on what their families started.
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About a dozen students stood up to address the Fresno Unified School Board, many speaking publicly for the first time.
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In the last 20 years, nearly 700 people from the communities near San Pablo, Oaxaca have moved to Taft, a small city in Kern County. And with them, they’ve brought the celebration of San Pablo the saint, observed each year on January 25th.
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Last week Governor Gavin Newsom, proposed expanding Medi-Cal to all low-income, undocumented Californians. That would fill a critical gap, as undocumented people ages 27 to 49 don’t currently qualify for the health insurance. A Fresno County family says gaining access to Medi-Cal would be life changing.
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On this week’s Valley Edition: After a year of immense loss in their farmworker community, Catholic Latinos in Firebaugh celebrate the Lady of Guadalupe.
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On this week’s Valley Edition: After a year of immense loss in their farmworker community, Catholic Latinos in Firebaugh celebrate the Lady of Guadalupe.