El Nido
El Nido, CA · Health
thegoodlifesv.com
Adventist Health Tulare Receives $1M Gift
Adventist Health and the Tulare Local Healthcare District held a celebration on September 22. The hospital, which hosted the event, is celebrating 75 years in the community, and the Tulare Local Healthcare District is celebrating 80 years of helping advance Tulare's health infrastructure, including supporting the hospital and its future.
midvalleytimes.com
UHC invites Dinuba to ‘Fall Into Wellness’
DINUBA – Local healthcare workers are preparing to have some festive fall fun with the community they serve, while raising awareness on the importance of preventative care. On Nov. 14, United Health Centers invites the community to the Fall Into Wellness Health Fair. Running from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at 300 Westgate Way, the fair will bring a host of medical and dental services to the community, as well as a handful of activities for families to enjoy.
fresnoalliance.com
Supes Offer Furious Shaver Springs Residents a Drop in the Bucket
At its October 6 meeting, the Fresno County Board of Supervisors approved a “community outreach” expenditure of $100,000 for Waterworks District 40 in Shaver Springs to relieve the area’s water crisis. For months, residents have been appearing at Board meetings, urging the county to address the area’s severely contaminated water. At long last, the matter appeared on a meeting agenda.
The Fresno Bee
Fresno is littered with empty pharmacy buildings. Some have new tenants with plans
Drive anywhere around the Fresno area and you’ll eventually see an empty chain pharmacy. It’s been a year since Rite Aid filed for bankrtuptcy and closed more than 2,000 stores — 17 of them in the San Joaquin Valley. And at least seven locations of CVS and Walgreens have closed in Fresno alone. So what’s happening with those stores? Some have new renters that haven’t moved in yet. Keep reading to find out who — including a new business that wants to move into the Rite Aid on the edge of the Tower District. Some are in the final stages of negotiating with renters or new buyers. And some are still sitting empty. These buildings are challenging to fill. Despite being in prime locations on busy corners, they are an odd size and shape, said Russ Moroz, managing director of investments for commercial real estate investment brokerage Marcus & Millichap , which does business in Fresno. They’re too big for fast food or other restaurants. Too small for regular grocery stores or big retail chains. Too short for the growing trend of kids indoor play centers , and usually lack the loading dock needed for showrooms selling kitchen tile or
hoodline.com
Saint Agnes Breaks Ground on Downtown Fresno Clinic for Uninsured Residents
Saint Agnes broke ground this week on the Holy Cross Clinic, a new health care facility rising in downtown Fresno just off F and Santa Clara streets, a stone's throw from the Poverello House. The project is designed to provide basic medical care to people who need it most, with organizers hoping doors will open sometime in January if construction and planning stay on track.
Madera Tribune
MCH CEO speaks at Rotary
The Chief Executive Officer of Madera Community Hospital, Dr. Sony Sidhu, recently spoke at a Madera Noon Rotary Club meeting to give updates on the local hospital, and to share what advancements have been made and services that are provided. Sidhu was named CEO of MCH in July of 2025,...