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The senate. Griff she still hasnt moved on them. Ed democrats are pushing with their attacks on Mitch Mcconnell. Minority leader still steamed about what he said working with the white house. Democratic attacks are sounding a lot like the attacks that some in the media are launching. Almost one in the same. Take a listen to the democrats first. My hope is that some of my republican colleagues will have the same misgivings that senator murkowski expressed. Mitch mcconnell is sabotaging this proce...

MADERA, Calif. (KSEE/KGPE) – You may have noticed a difference in the titular Madera County sign at Avenue 9 and Highway 41. The sign is currently missing some letters. Instead of reading “MADERA COUNTY” it reads “MADE A NTY.” Officials say it had been damaged in May 2023. Madera County Administrative Officer Jay Varney says […]

UCSF Health, Adventist Health and Madera County leaders announced today their intent to jointly reopen and operate Madera Community Hospital. In an innovative partnership model, the three entities would come together to create a high-quality communit

This story was originally published by Fresnoland, a nonprofit news organization. A bankruptcy judge approved a plan Tuesday to reopen the Madera hospital under American Advanced Management, Inc. — just days after a surprise announcement

Another potential reopening suitor, a for-profit system, is also hoping a bankruptcy judge approves its proposed agreement.

Fresno-based St. Agnes Medical Center seeks the return of money it loaned to Madera Community Hospital before the smaller hospital closed.

A bankruptcy judge will decide next week whether Madera County’s only hospital needs to liquidate to repay its creditors.

A bankruptcy judge will soon decide whether a Central Valley hospital needs to liquidate to repay its creditors. Its largest creditor, St. Agnes Medical Center, is the very entity that backed out of purchasing the Madera Community Hospital last December.

For most of last year, St. Agnes Medical Center, based in Fresno, California, looked like a white knight poised to rescue smaller Madera Community Hospital from financial ruin.

A bankruptcy judge will soon decide whether a Central Valley hospital needs to liquidate to repay its creditors. Its largest creditor, St. Agnes Medical Center, is the very entity that backed out of purchasing the Madera Community Hospital last December.