Council OKs Homes Replacing Panera, Voyager
Cupertino City Council approved 122 homes at the Stevens Creek Office Center site, displacing Panera Bread and Voyager Craft Coffee.
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Cupertino City Council approved 122 homes at the Stevens Creek Office Center site, displacing Panera Bread and Voyager Craft Coffee.
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Cupertino residents can nominate neighbors, volunteers, or businesses for the 2026 CREST Awards, which honor community impact. Categories include a...
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Cupertino residents can view the City Council’s June 1, 2026 presentation on the FY 2026-27 City Manager’s Office budget in a 40-minute YouTube video.
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The City of Cupertino celebrates its 42nd annual Cherry Blossom Festival, offering residents a chance to participate in this long-standing local cultural tradition.
The full Regular Council Meeting from May 20, 2026 is available to watch on YouTube, running 5:04:45 long. Cupertino residents can stream it to stay up to date on local government decisions.
A Cupertino resident is suing the city and developer SummerHill Homes to halt a 51-home project on Linda Vista Drive, claiming officials skipped...
Cupertino is proposing new pickleball play hours to address resident noise complaints. The change targets ongoing community concerns around the sport's growing popularity.
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Cupertino City Council minutes show a short recess from 7:50 p.m. to 8:00 p.m., after which Mayor Paul opened public comment and Chris Benchen spoke.
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