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San Joaquin Valley residents can help make national biomedical research more diverse. Here’s how
San Joaquin Valley residents have multiple upcoming opportunities to take part in a cross-country health […]
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Foster kids miss out on sports and music. A new California plan aims to help them catch up
Foster kids often miss out on Little League or music lessons. That’s one of the […]
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Prop. 1 wins, despite Valley voters’ rejection of mental health funding overhaul. What happens now?
Despite being roundly rejected by Central Valley voters, Proposition 1 has passed by a razor-thin […]
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Valley voters now appear to reject Prop. 1, but homeless initiative maintains thin lead statewide
While Central Valley counties appear to have all rejected Prop. 1, the statewide upheaval of […]
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Central Valley voters now appear to reject Prop. 1, but homeless initiative maintains thin lead
While Central Valley counties appear to have all rejected Prop. 1, the statewide upheaval of […]
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Napa’s mental health experts (don’t) weigh in on Prop. 1
Today, as California voters decide whether to approve a colossal shift of local mental health […]
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What does Gov. Newsom’s homeless ballot initiative mean for the Central Valley? What to know about Prop. 1
By MARIJKE ROWLAND marijke@cvlocaljournalism.org When Californians cast their votes for the March 5 primary, they […]
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What are Californians’ top health priorities? New poll finds state mental healthcare system ‘isn’t working’
Mental health issues loom large in the minds of California residents as the state enters […]
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