Grey Bears News Today

Because of assistance from Second Harvest case specialist Marisol Cisneros-Lopez, 36-year-old Santa Cruz County resident Yesenia Hernandez receives monthly CalFresh benefits, which increase the amount of fresh fruit and vegetables she can buy for her family.

Dientes Community Dental's Dr. Samuel Kuo treats Jose Mendoza in a building at Grey Bears in Live Oak this week as Dientes and Grey Bear are partnering to address a critical gap in access to oral health care for seniors in need.

Cliff Cafe on 41st Avenue, which had been serving customers since 1983, is now closed. The message posted on social media included, “Sue and the team want to express their heartfelt thanks to all the wonderful customers for their support over the years.”

Class No. 32 of the locally-based national award-winning Focus Agriculture program was honored upon its graduation.

Hundreds gathered in Watsonville Plaza on a sunny Saturday to celebrate local nonprofit Grey Bears and its 50 years of serving seniors and the entire Santa Cruz County community.

Join fellow gardeners for the free monthly Santa Cruz Garden Exchange Saturday morning.

– Following Governor Gavin Newsom’s final bill consideration actions of the 2022 legislative session, local State Senator John Laird (D-Santa Cruz) issued the following statement: