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Cupertino houses sold at a $3.33 million median over the past year across 215 sales. The Monta Vista High side led at $3.46 million, while Lincoln topped neighborhoods at $3.55 million and Blue Hills sat lowest at $3.1 million.
Several sales and marketing roles are hiring in Cupertino this week.
Parent volunteers through CLIPCO fully fund Cupertino's Mandarin immersion program serving 700+ students at Muir Elementary and Miller Middle...
Cupertino employers are hiring across experience levels right now.
This piece offers broad tips for evaluating ballots and candidates, unrelated to Cupertino’s November 2026 election.
A 911 caller reported an unconfirmed gas leak at 10381 South De Anza Boulevard in Cupertino, with no confirmation from fire agencies yet. Stay cautious and monitor official Santa Clara County Fire updates for any developments.
Cupertino's Nova Vista Symphony, the Santa Clara Valley's largest long-standing community orchestra, opens its 61st season with over 70 volunteer...
Bay Area districts confront falling enrollment, plummeting math and reading scores, and heated debates over campus policies. With three CUSD board...
Eight candidates outlined their visions at an Oct. 7 forum attended by over 60 residents.
Residents can weigh in on the city's updated Emergency Operations Plan at the special Disaster Council meeting.
Cupertino neighbors are offering these free household and mobility items:
CUSD Reads runs October 2026–March 2027 for TK-6 students, with monthly rewards for the first review submitted.
CUSD shifts Board of Trustees meetings to Thursdays for 2026-27.
The Cupertino City Council holds its next meeting on Wednesday, October 21, 2026. Residents and parents can mark calendars now to follow city decisions and prepare for public input.
CUSD is now accepting proposals for modernizations at Stocklmeir, Garden Gate, and Eisenhower schools.
Cupertino gains a new entertainment spot with state-of-the-art bowling lanes, blacklight options, arcade games, billiards, and lane-side dining designed for family fun and group events.
A 3-bed, 2-bath townhouse at 10700 Stevens Canyon Road spans 2,114 SqFt and is listed at $2.3 million, providing a direct look at pricing and sizing in Cupertino's premium housing segment.
Cupertino gains fresh Japanese food options as Hashi Market opens its first West Coast store in the former Sprouts location.
