#cupertino

#cupertino

Cupertino City Council candidates discussed housing strategy and the stalled 'The Rise' project, emphasizing the need for balance between development and community needs. [ more ]

The Cupertino City Council race is highly competitive, with over $222,000 in contributions amid divisive housing development issues. [ more ]

Cupertino is enhancing community emergency preparedness through free training for families and neighborhoods. [ more ]

Cupertino is seeking block leaders to enhance community connection and public safety.

The Cupertino Symphonic Band invites new wind instrument and percussion players to join.

Bay Area Older Adults is hosting a California Agriculture Walk at Martial Cottle Park in San Jose. [ more ]

Cupertino's city workers mistakenly removed and discarded lawful election signs, which raises concerns about election integrity and proper city procedures. [ more ]

Cupertino City Council candidate Claudio Bono received a death threat, highlighting the alarming polarization and safety concerns in local politics. [ more ]

Councilmember Hung Wei resumes her campaign for reelection amid health challenges, fueled by community support and her dedication to public service. [ more ]

Councilmember Hung Wei suspends campaign to prioritize health, leaving an open seat in Cupertino's City Council race. [ more ]

Cupertino retains millions in sales tax revenue previously disputed with the state, marking a positive financial development for the city. [ more ]

Cupertino's City Council election hinges on housing issues, with seven candidates competing for two seats. [ more ]

The Rise development in Cupertino, the largest housing project in the city, has finally secured approval after years of setbacks.

The project will include a mix of residential units, public park spaces, retail areas, and reflects the city's commitment to diverse housing needs. [ more ]

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

Apple's Cupertino inches towards approval of delayed housing plan after legal battle over noncompliance.

The city still needs to address rezoning to be legally compliant and meet state requirements for building affordable housing by 2031. [ more ]

Cupertino used affordable housing funds to pay lawsuit fees in error

City is correcting the mistake by returning the money to the housing fund and implementing new approval mechanisms [ more ]

More affordable housing for educators in the West Valley is prioritized to combat high living costs.

The approved Cupertino project aims to provide up to 257 affordable apartments for teachers and school workers. [ more ]

The Westport Senior Apartments in Cupertino, California, will add 267 homes to the city's inventory, including 48 below-market-rate apartments for seniors.

The development aims to provide safe and affordable housing for seniors who may not otherwise qualify for such housing.

The rising trend of senior housing insecurity and homelessness in Santa Clara County highlights the need for more affordable housing options for seniors. [ more ]

Housing advocates are holding Cupertino accountable for failing to meet its housing obligations

A judgment requires Cupertino to allow developers to use builder's remedy for affordable housing projects [ more ]