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Most voters in the Central Valley have little confidence in elected officials. A new survey finds the San Joaquin Valley is high among dissatisfaction in the state.
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Madera County residents have now gone 18 months without a hospital. In that time, the consequences on public health haven’t been so clear. We investigate just how much health outcomes have changed.
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Fresno State calls itself the Valley’s university, but it’s campus is deteriorating. And twice now, Fresno County residents voted down a ballot measure that would have infused the university with more than a billion dollars for repairs. So, why do voters not trust the measure, and what’s next for the university?
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The third and final day of the University of California Board of Regents meeting at UC Merced was highlighted by a sit-down between several trustees and pro-Palestinian protesters.
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Despite soaring profits and high executive compensation, Valley Children’s financial investment back into its community has been stagnant for the last decade.
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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.