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In one of their first actions as a body, the new Cupertino City Council has surprisingly rescinded its code of ethics and conduct.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…
Lottery to be held for new senior citizen housing units
The City of Cupertino has announced a lottery for a dozen new units at a senior citizen apartment complex. Residents can apply to live in…
Cupertino receives grant to implement tobacco use prevention policies
The City of Cupertino has received a grant from the County of Santa Clara Public Health Department that will go toward strategies to reduce the…
Local Enrolled Agents to assist residents for Tax Help Day
The California Society of Enrolled Agents (CSEA) is sponsoring a free Tax Help Day at the Cupertino Library, 10800 Torre Ave., from 10:30 a.m. to…
‘Purple Mountain Majesty’ Paint Night at Rootstock Wine Bar
Rootstock Wine Bar is hosting a Paint Night on Jan. 20 from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at their Cupertino location, 19389 Stevens Creek Blvd….
San Jose Water withdraws regulatory approval of merger transaction application with PURA
San Jose Water announced last week that, in conjunction with Connecticut Water, they have withdrawn their application with the Connecticut Public Utilities Regulatory Authority (PURA)…
State of the City Address will be given twice this year
Cupertino residents will have double the opportunities to hear Mayor Steven Scharf give the State of the City Address on Jan. 30. Each year, the…
City seeking comments on bicycle-pedestrian bridge study
Bicycle and walking enthusiasts in Cupertino might want to take an online survey being conducted by the City this month. The City of Cupertino is…
Health Department: First County resident under age 65 dies from flu
The Santa Clara County Public Health Department announced on Jan. 8 that a 39 year-old resident was the “first person under the age of 65…