Cupertino Emergency Plans: What Residents Need to Know
Cupertino's Emergency Operations Plan coordinates citywide incident response, maintains situational awareness, and ensures continuity of government...

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Cupertino's Emergency Operations Plan coordinates citywide incident response, maintains situational awareness, and ensures continuity of government...
Cupertino neighbors are offering several useful free household items this week through local listings.
The September 9, 2026 Regular Board Meeting Agenda and full packet are now available for review. Families should check the materials for any decisions, reports, or items that may affect students and parents.
Cupertino's new Business Resource Portal gives local entrepreneurs and established businesses direct access to trusted partners for funding assistance, legal guidance, workforce development, and operational support to help them grow.
Cupertino families can tap these virtual sessions and dates from the district calendar:
Cupertino Chamber President Claudio Bono presented his GiveaRoof.org model at the White House, proposing a national network of Welcome Centers, shared...
Palo Alto is moving six projects forward that use state housing laws, density bonuses, and tools like the El Camino Real Housing Focus Area and...
Local restaurants and hotels are actively seeking part-time and full-time staff for service roles.
Cupertino locals craving distinctive flavors can find Indian-inspired vegan pastries like rose pistachio bundt cakes and mango lassi bundt cakes every...
Written comments to the September 1 City Council meeting reveal a mix of local concerns.
Three local roles stand out this week for engineers, architects, and BIM talent.
Cupertino's active housing pipeline is fueling local construction hiring, with a full-time Construction Manager role offering $110,000–$150,000 and a...
As summer ends, Cupertino Union School District is transitioning into the new academic year. Families can expect the district's focus to shift toward back-to-school readiness.
Cupertino neighbors are giving away household items for free via local sharing sites.
Cupertino's law-enforcement contract talks began with the County proposing a sharp jump—from roughly $19 million to $25.4 million annually.
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Cupertino residents are giving away practical household goods this week on trashnothing.com.
Cupertino's Nov. 3 election pits pro-growth and slow-growth factions against each other for three council seats.
Cupertino Union School District’s Safe Routes to School program encourages families to walk, bike, and roll to school while partnering with city...