California’s COVID-19 State of Emergency Ends
California’s COVID-19 pandemic state of emergency officially ended on Tuesday, nearly three years after Governor Newsom issued the nation’s first statewide stay-at-home order. The end…
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Winter storm to bring rain, wind, and even snow to Bay Area
A series of winter storms this week are expected to bring some of the coldest and windiest conditions California has seen all season. Rain will…
Google Reevaluating Timeline for Highly Anticipated Downtown West Project
Amidst company-wide layoffs and plans to cut down on office space, Google announced this week that it is reconsidering the timeline for its sweeping downtown…
Santa Clara County to Close Mass Testing and Vaccination Sites by Feb. 28
The County of Santa Clara announced it will demobilize all COVID-19 mass testing and vaccination locations by the end of the month. The County…
Apple Buys Big Cupertino Tech Campus
Apple purchased a 384,000-square-foot tech campus in Cupertino this month that the company had been leasing for over a decade. The Apple Results Way Campus…
Microsoft, Google, Amazon Add to Bay Area Tech Layoff Woes
January has brought little comfort to the Bay Area tech sector, as layoffs announced last fall at Meta, Twitter and other South Bay companies were…
You can still get at-home COVID-19 tests for free
As the latest, highly infectious COVID-19 variant called XBB.1.5 spreads across the country this winter, Cupertino Today is reminding our readers that they are still…
De Anza Students Call for 100% Smoke-Free Campus
Clean Air De Anza (CADA), a campus student organization, teamed up with the Asian Pacific Islander Coalition for Health Against Tobacco (API-CHAT) to distribute information…
Cupertino struggles to meeting Housing Element deadline
A status update during Tuesday’s Cupertino City Council meeting revealed the City is significantly behind in submitting its state-mandated housing plan. Community Development Director Luke…