Stephen Gray

2 weeks ago | lookout.co | Anita Aguirre |Donna Young |Laura Marcus |Stephen Gray

Quick Take Four local health care leaders applaud the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors, particularly newly minted Supervisor Monica Martinez, for urging state leaders to protect Medi-Cal funding in the 2025-26 budget.

Feb 20, 2025 | lookout.co | Stephen Gray |Lookout Santa Cruz |Wallace Baine |Christopher Neely

Un resumen El director ejecutivo del Hospital Comunitario de Watsonville, Stephen Gray, afirma que el hospital está reafirmando su compromiso de atender a todos, independientemente de su estatus migratorio, en medio de las nuevas regulaciones de inmigración y otras medidas iniciadas por la administración de Trump.

Feb 20, 2025 | lookout.co | Will McCahill |Lookout Santa Cruz |Stephen Gray |Max Chun

Greetings, Santa Cruz County. It’s Thursday, Feb. 20, and after a foggy start for many of us, the forecast calls for sunny skies with temperatures into the mid-60s – and even warmer weather ahead into the weekend. JUMP TO … Neighborhood Roundup | Latest News | Opinion | Briefs | Event Calendar | Job Board | PuzzlesA busy morning, and we’re starting off with continuing coverage of the impact of Donald Trump’s second administration on Santa Cruz County.

Feb 20, 2025 | lookout.co | Stephen Gray |Lookout Santa Cruz |Hillary Ojeda |Max Chun

Quick Take Watsonville Community Hospital CEO Stephen Gray says the hospital is reaffirming its commitment to serving everyone, regardless of immigration status, amid new immigration and other regulations initiated by the Trump administration. The hospital is already taking steps, he says – some of which he enumerates here – to limit interruptions to care and is educating staff on how to handle visits from immigration officials. Have something to say?

Jan 9, 2025 | coastalbreezenews.com | Stephen Gray |Marco Island

The Marco Island City Council is currently at an impasse, leaving a critical seat vacant. This situation demands a solution that is both practical and reflective of our democratic values. The solution is calling a special election to resolve this deadlock - allow the voters of Marco Island to decide. This is the fairest, transparent path forward. Some argue that the Council lacks the authority to take this step, but that perspective misinterprets the intent of our City Charter.