Lehigh begins application process for new mine
Lehigh Hanson has begun the application process to open a new mine at its site in the Santa Clara County hills west of Cupertino. The…
Politics
Residents can review Work Program documents before council’s meeting
The City of Cupertino is making as much information available as possible about the City Council’s Work Program for 2019-2020 fiscal year. Earlier this month,…
Council’s “priority setting” meeting can be viewed on City website
Earlier this month, the Cupertino City Council sat down and hashed out its priorities for the rest of this year. Now residents can hear and…
Planning Commission appointments come under fire
The partisan politics engulfing all corners of Cupertino have reached the planning commission with some residents demanding that one commissioner resign less-than-an hour into her…
Build a “wall” around Cupertino? Mayor hammered for joke
Cupertino Mayor Steven Scharf’s State of the City Address last week had plenty of jokes. But one remark isn’t getting laughs a week later. Echoing…
Mayor Steven Scharf gives State of the City Address twice
Peppered with humorous quips and visuals, Cupertino Mayor Steven Scharf gave nearly identical State of the City Addresses to the public at the Quinlan Center…
City Council rescinds new code of ethics, new one to come in March?
In one of their first actions as a body, the new Cupertino City Council has surprisingly rescinded its code of ethics and conduct. In a 3-2…
Registrar of Voters confirms Cupertino City Council election results
The City of Cupertino announced on Friday, Dec. 21 that the City Council election results have been confirmed by the Santa Clara County Registrar of…
Cupertino’s new City Council takes shape, but recount looms
The voters have spoken, and Cupertino’s City Council has a new look. On Thursday evening, the City held a swearing-in ceremony for the three winning…