#cupertino

#cupertino

Cupertino seeks local teens for its Teen Commission with applications due May 9.

Bay Area Older Adults hosts a unique day trip on April 22 for those aged 50 and older.

Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley calls for volunteers for National Rebuilding Day on April 26.

Cupertino anticipates a $4.5 million budget surplus in 2026 due to cost-cutting measures and increased revenue projections.

Cupertino is revising its fire hazard map and inviting public comments until April 10.

Cupertino students will showcase artwork in ArtNow, reflecting this year's theme 'Dreamscapes'.

The 41st Cherry Blossom Festival in Cupertino features Nanami Sumimoto competing for the crown amidst cultural performances and activities celebrating Japanese heritage.

Cupertino Inner Wheel Club received recognition for 40 years of service, notably supporting children with limb loss through prosthetics and empowerment programs.

Cupertino's hospitality sector is struggling post-pandemic, leading to the cancellation of a key hotel project that would have generated significant revenue.

Cupertino launches an augmented reality app for McClellan Ranch Preserve, enhancing visitor experience with technology.

Cupertino will install solar panels in three government buildings, projected to save the city nearly $291,000 annually and $13.4 million over 30 years.

Cupertino's Streetlight Banner Design Contest aims to engage high school students in promoting transportation programs.

Cupertino City Attorney Christopher Jensen resigns after over three years, set to rejoin law firm.

Two men were arrested for shoplifting over $1,200 worth of meat in Cupertino, including prime cuts.

Two thieves stole $1,200 worth of meat from a Safeway in Cupertino but were quickly apprehended thanks to vigilant store workers.

Cupertino's food scene reflects its Asian demographic, featuring high-quality, diverse Chinese cuisine influenced by various regional specialities.

Cupertino has launched a new website that is still being refined, and user feedback is encouraged to improve its functionality.

The results of the West Valley city council races remain uncertain with many uncounted ballots, highlighting the competitiveness of the elections.

Tara Sreekrishnan's years-old egging incident resurfaces, raising concerns about her candidacy for state Assembly.

Buffered bike lanes are being added to De Anza Boulevard in Cupertino to enhance cyclist safety on a busy road.

A unique Cupertino development will provide much-needed accessible housing for disabled individuals and low-income residents.