City Council race heads to recount
The Cupertino City Council contest is headed for a recount following a two-week long stand off between Ray Wang and Rod Sinks to fill the second open seat. A recount …
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Cupertino looks to expand bike safety efforts beyond schools – The Mercury News
Cupertino is getting help from the state to promote bicycle and pedestrian safety beyond the city’s Safe Routes to School Program. The California Office of Traffic Safety (OTS) recently awarded …
Cupertino reaches Apple sales tax settlement with state
Cupertino is spared from paying California millions in sales tax revenue collected from Apple, with the news coming just months after the city allocated $56.5 million from its budget to repay …
Cupertino City Council candidate Hung Wei drops out of election race
Cupertino City Council candidate Hung Wei announced today she is suspending her reelection campaign to focus on her recovery from Stage 4 lung cancer. At an evening press conference in …
Cupertino City Council sees 7 candidates vying for 2 open seats
With two open seats up for grabs on the Cupertino City Council, incumbents Kitty Moore and Hung Wei are vying against five challengers this November as the city reckons with …
Plans for buffered bike lanes along major road gets pushback
Cupertino will begin reducing traffic lanes on De Anza Boulevard next month to better accommodate bicyclists — but not everyone is willing to go down the new path. Drivers who …
A first-of-its kind housing project comes to Cupertino
CUPERTINO — In a first-of-its kind project, the city is preparing to build 40 new homes designated for low-income residents and those with developmental disabilities. The project will be located …
Cupertino expected to waive millions in fees for Vallco developers
For years, Vallco developers have been at odds with Cupertino over paying one-time fees associated with building The Rise — the city’s largest-ever housing development. Now, the developers and the …
Cupertino’s farmers market left in limbo for the summer
CUPERTINO — Summer is a prime season for people to sell and buy fresh produce. But a longtime farmers market in the city might be temporarily uprooted following unexpected miscommunication …
The Rise construction preparations to begin in Cupertino
Construction preparation is expected to begin this summer on Cupertino’s largest-ever housing project at the site of the old Vallco Shopping Mall. The Rise, a mixed-use housing project, will include …