Cupertino Councilmembers accused in ‘back-door’ attempt to modify General Plan
Two Cupertino Councilmembers are being accused of engaging in “backroom planning” to change the city’s General Plan with the sole aim of obstructing the latest…
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Cupertino parents will soon have access to mobile app for carpooling
Cupertino residents will soon have access to a mobile application facilitating parent carpooling thanks to a new partnership between the Fremont Union High School District…
Santa Clara County suing Trump Administration to block DACA repeal
Santa Clara County and its employees’ union jointly filed a lawsuit in federal court today against the Trump Administration’s decision to repeal the Deferred Action…
City plans to relocate its Emergency Operations Center
The city of Cupertino is planning to turn the property at 10555 Mary Avenue into a center where city officials can coordinate in the event…
Library commission to recommend 2018-19 Poet Laureate
The library commission will recommend Kaecey McCormick to be the city’s next poet laureate at Tuesday’s City Council meeting. Kaecey McCormick is a writer, artist,…
Get to know your Assemblymembers
Talk all things Cupertino over a cup of coffee with Assemblymember Marc Berman and Assemblymember Evan Low on Wednesday, Oct. 4. Coffee will be provided…
Cupertino’s moratorium on marijuana extended
Cupertino City Council voted on Tuesday to extend the city’s moratorium on non-medical marijuana cultivation, commercial activity and distribution for 12 months. The extension comes…
Cupertino aims to extend marijuana moratorium
Cupertino is not quite ready for cannabis. At its regular City Council meeting on Tuesday, Cupertino staff are expected to recommend extending a moratorium on…
Bill proposing later school start raises traffic concerns
Traffic safety advocates are debating a proposed law — SB-328 — that would require middle schools and high schools throughout California to start school no…