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ONTARIO — During the Treasure Valley Community College Board of Directors monthly meeting on Tuesday, board member Roger Findley asked Vice President of Academic Affairs Eddie Alves, why classes for

The Sacramento County Public Health Department is investigating a COVID-19 outbreak in the countys main jail and a correctional center in Elk Grove that has left nearly 70 people quarantined.

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ENMU nursing program receives accreditation PORTALES — Eastern New Mexico University has received accreditation for its Bachelor of Science in

The Eastern New Mexico University Department of Health and Human Services announced that the BSN Completion Program and Master of Science in Nursing Program have each received continuing accreditation from the Accreditation Commission for Education in Nursing (ACEN) through spring 2029.

A new report by the Bulosan Center for Filipino Studies shows that the mental health of Filipino Americans has suffered during the pandemic.

Some cities are urging President Joe Biden’s administration to loosen its rules for how state and local governments can spend $350 billion of coronavirus relief money.

A key panel advising the Food and Drug Administration voted late last week to recommend booster doses for both the Johnson & Johnson and Moderna vaccines.

(NMC) — Interested community members seeking to advance their careers and their futures are invited to attend the free information sessions that Northern Marianas College will host.

A new report from the Tahoe Prosperity Center raises concerns about the changes in Lake Tahoe’s workforce and the future of the region’s economy, including the looming impacts of climate change, according to the Associated Press.