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#cupertino

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

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.

California mandates housing in high fire-risk areas, raising concerns about safety and insurance for residents.

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

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

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 State of the City address will focus on community engagement and future initiatives.

Valley Water is funding water-related community projects through its Standard Grant Program.

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

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

A small plane made an emergency landing on Highway 85 due to fuel exhaustion.