Cupertino Rotary debuts grant program
Community groups across the region are stepping up to help as the COVID-19 pandemic rages on. The Rotary Club of Cupertino announced a major grant…
Several summer mainstays canceled in Cupertino
The novel coronavirus pandemic continues to upend plans for families and communities across our region. At a Cupertino City Council meeting on Tuesday, City Manager…
Vallco redevelopment wins big in court
A major legal ruling came down late Wednesday, clearing the way for continued work at Vallco Town Center. Santa Clara Superior Court Judge Helen Williams,…
Cupertino council passes voluntary campaign spending limits
The Cupertino City Council unanimously passed a voluntary campaign expenditure limit Tuesday night. Oddly, none of the councilmembers seemed inclined to support the measure up…
Bay Area Shakespeare Camps to go virtual
COVID-19 has shuttered schools, pushing students and families to adapt to distance learning. Now, it seems that summer camps are the next to face the…
Zoom wedding? Now possible in Santa Clara County
Novel coronavirus has forced a lot of changes to big moments in peoples’ lives. From graduations to weddings, funerals, to birthday parties, shelter at home…
Cortese hosting radio town hall Wednesday
While shelter-at-home orders are creating challenges for connecting with elected leaders, they are getting creative to get the message out. Following a trio of radio…
County rolls out two more COVID-19 testing sites
As part of its efforts to ramp up testing capacity, Santa Clara leaders announced Monday two new COVID-19 testing sites. The sites, at James Lick…
Santa Clara cancels 4th of July picnic, fireworks amid growing budget deficit
The City of Santa Clara has canceled its major Fourth of July picnic and fireworks event, the latest victim to budget cuts and social distancing…