#cupertino

#cupertino

Cupertino's assisted living facility is progressing with changes, increasing homes but reducing parking and retail due to financial challenges.

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

Cupertino Whole Foods closed by health officials for vermin infestation; repairs needed before reopening.

Whole Foods Market in Cupertino was closed by health authorities due to a vermin infestation.

Cupertino retains sales tax revenue from Apple despite state audit questioning the agreement, helping alleviate budget shortfalls.

Cupertino approved a $12.1 million repayment to Apple for collected sales taxes, following an audit by the CDTFA.

Cupertino retains $74.5 million from Apple sales tax revenue for strategic allocation, after a state audit determined misallocation by Apple.

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

A tight City Council race in Cupertino has prompted an automatic manual recount due to a slim 60-vote margin.

Cupertino prioritizes economic development and small business support with a citywide work program.

Cupertino leaders are debating the reinstatement of its popular fireworks display, canceled last year due to budget constraints.

Cupertino approves a safer bike lane project on Stevens Creek Boulevard despite concerns over concrete barriers.

Cupertino has reduced speed limits as part of its Vision Zero plan to enhance road safety and reduce traffic-related fatalities.

Cupertino experiences its lowest crime rate in over a decade, highlighting effective community safety initiatives.

Evacuation orders have been enacted in Cupertino due to a gas leak, causing safety measures and advisories for residents.