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Residents in the Cupertino-Saratoga area are advised to boil tap water or use bottled water until Sunday due to a sudden loss of water pressure.

The City of Cupertino will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony for a new all-inclusive playground at Jollyman Park on June 13, enhancing recreation for all individuals.

After two years of budget cuts to address a multi-million deficit, Cupertino's 2025-26 fiscal budget of $132 million signals a renewed ability to fund essential city services.

“I wish that whatever happens is the best for the community and council and most importantly, the staff team,” said City Manager Pamela Wu, expressing her commitment even while on leave.

Cupertino is opening applications for five vacancies on the city's Teen Commission, encouraging local teens to participate by applying before the May 9 deadline.

Councilmember J.R. Fruen said the projections are likely modest because they don't account for the city's growth with projects such as The Rise at the former Vallco Mall site. He said new housing in the pipeline will create a larger tax base later, but added the city needs this cushion.

Cupertino is revising its Local Response Area Fire Hazard Severity Zone map in compliance with new statewide criteria, opening a public comment period until April 10.

The Cupertino Inner Wheel Club marked a significant milestone of 40 years of service with a recognition certificate from Inner Wheel USA president, Gloria Vasconcellos.

Concrete barriers create hazards for both cars and bicyclists since they are low in the ground and hard to see at night. If a bicyclist hits it by accident, they will likely fall and get hurt badly.

The new housing developments in Cupertino have sparked concerns from Mayor Liang Chao about potentially losing the city's vibrant commercial areas amidst ongoing housing projects.

The City of Cupertino is looking for qualified applicants for a position on the Audit Committee, emphasizing experience over residency and excluding city officials from eligibility.

The hospitality industry is truly the very last industry to recover (from the pandemic), and we have no federal help in any way, shape or form.

A small plane, measuring about 14 feet long, was forced to make an emergency landing on Highway 85 in Cupertino after running out of fuel, disrupting traffic.