ON A LAWN at California’s oldest university, leaders from education, health care and politics gathered Thursday morning to announce a project they said could reshape the future of medical care in the Central Valley: a new medical school in Stockton.
University of the Pacific announced plans to open a School of Medicine on its Stockton campus, establishing what the university says would be the first M.D.-granting medical school in the Central Valley from south of Sacramento to north of Los Angeles.
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