Cupertino Councilmember R. “Ray” Wang is again facing criticism for his behavior as a public official, this time for abruptly ending his remote connection to a recent Council meeting in protest over an agendized item. The Council was…
Apple closed on a $216 million deal to purchase two office buildings on Stevens Creek Boulevard in Cupertino this month, marking its fourth real estate acquisition in the South Bay this year. The properties…
In a unanimous vote on November 18th, the Cupertino City Council appointed Tina Kapoor as City Manager. Kapoor, who had been serving as interim city manager, assumed her new role the next day, bringing…
Cupertino’s largest redevelopment project, The Rise, on the former Vallco Mall site, announced updated plans for the first vertical construction phase. The “Town Square West” phase will begin in 2026 and deliver housing, retail, and public…
Foothill-De Anza Foundation and several Silicon Valley nonprofits teamed up with AT&T and HUMAN-I-T on October 18 to provide 250 refurbished laptops to local students…
Bay Area music students spent the afternoon on Saturday, October 18 at The Mountain Winery in Saratoga getting an insider’s look at the business from…
The Cupertino community mourns the loss of former councilmember Hung Wei, who passed away from lung cancer on August 28. Wei, who was first elected…
Cupertino will soon tighten restrictions on oversized vehicle parking after the City Council voted unanimously to approve a sweeping ordinance aimed at addressing long-standing concerns…
The City of Cupertino has issued a formal response to a letter sent by state housing officials last month alleging the municipality violated state housing…