The developer of Masson Estates, a proposed 25-unit hillside housing project in Saratoga, is appealing a recent decision by the Planning Commission to deny the project, arguing the city’s action conflicts with state housing law.
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Foothill-De Anza Foundation and several Silicon Valley nonprofits teamed up with AT&T and HUMAN-I-T on October 18 to provide 250 refurbished laptops to local students and families in an effort to close the region’s digital divide.
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Bay Area music students spent the afternoon on Saturday, October 18 at The Mountain Winery in Saratoga getting an insider’s look at the business from actor-musician Billy Bob Thorton and his touring.
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Cupertino City Councilmember R. “Ray” Wang is facing criticism from residents over his frequent absences from City Hall, as he increasingly participates in council meetings remotely while traveling for business.
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Cupertino will soon tighten restrictions on oversized vehicle parking after the City Council voted unanimously to approve a sweeping ordinance aimed at addressing long-standing concerns about RV encampments and street congestion. https://t.co/1900LjopNT
The City of Cupertino has issued a formal response to a letter sent by state housing officials last month alleging the municipality violated state housing law when it rejected two housing proposals earlier this winter.
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Cupertino is set to host its first-ever restaurant week October 6 through 12 as part of the city’s 70th anniversary celebration.
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A controversial plan to convert a Cupertino apartment complex into affordable student housing is drawing mixed reactions as local families prepare for forced relocation.
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Cupertino continues to grow its housing supply as the City Council unanimously approved a project that will convert a mostly vacant commercial strip into 59 for-sale townhomes.
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After nearly half a century of public service, including 30 years as the elected Assessor of Santa Clara County, Lawrence E. “Larry” Stone, 84, announced he will not seek re-election in 2026 and will leave office on July 6.
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The City of Cupertino has put out the call for applications, hoping to fill vacancies on three commissions and committees critical to the city’s governance.
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The City of Cupertino once again finds itself at odds with the State of California’s Housing and Community Development Department (HCD) in a contentious legal battle playing out in Santa Clara County Superior Court.
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A previous version of this story mistakenly attributed quotes to the County Executive. He has stated that property taxes will not increase as a result of the new agreement. We apologize for the error.
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The County of Santa Clara is part of a coalition of jurisdictions taking legal action amidst the Trump Administration’s early efforts to massively cut federal spending.
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The Trump Administration’s efforts to slash $2 trillion in federal spending could lead to more painful cuts for the County of Santa Clara, which relies on federal funding for about a third of its $12 billion budget.
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