Permanente Quarry Demolition Underway
Demolition at the long-controversial Permanente Quarry and cement plant begins this month, with 40 structures on 123 acres slated for removal by early...

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Demolition at the long-controversial Permanente Quarry and cement plant begins this month, with 40 structures on 123 acres slated for removal by early...
Cupertino residents can access free 24/7 eBooks, eAudiobooks, newspapers, and magazines with a Santa Clara County Library card. New cards are issued at the Cupertino Library during open hours.
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At the July 7 meeting, Cupertino City Council reviewed survey results to decide on two potential November 2026 ballot measures.
Residents highlighted pressing issues during public comments at the July 7, 2026 meeting:
Cupertino responded to the Grand Jury's Brown Act findings by agreeing to strengthen teleconferencing procedures and update its Council Procedures...
Demolition has started at the idle Permanente cement plant, marking the first visible step in a long environmental cleanup for Cupertino's...
City Council has no meetings scheduled for the week of July 5.
Land Use Committee meets Tuesday, July 7 at 7PM in Council Chambers (Room 207) and via...
Current Planning Commission Chair Santosh Rao has announced his 2026 candidacy for Cupertino City Council, emphasizing resident-first governance and...
Cupertino families can enjoy a night under the stars at Creekside Park July 18-19, with recreational activities and neighbor connections. Pre-registration required.
Cupertino residents got key updates in the City Manager's July 1 newsletter.
CUSD's 2026 Governing Board meetings run Thursdays 5:30-8:00 PM at the District Office, with virtual participation available.
Demolition has started at Cupertino's former Permanente cement plant, removing 40 structures across 123 acres through early 2028 as the site shifts from industrial use after its 2022 closure.
Cupertino officials are reminding residents that all consumer fireworks are banned this July 4th.