City of Cupertino Government News

Cupertino officials are about to implement some of the largest cuts to city services residents have ever seen, as the city works to balance its budget in the face of a multimillion-dollar deficit.

Cupertino is inches away from securing approval of its state-mandated housing plan more than a year past the deadline — and following a legal battle due to its noncompliance.

Cupertino pickleballers are fed up with having to share city courts with tennis players — but a solution might be coming.

Cupertino officials had hoped to see revenues funneling in from two hotels — instead they found themselves approving permit extensions.

Cupertino is scrambling to fix what city officials are calling an “accounting error” after discovering more than $100,000 in affordable housing dollars went to pay off fees from a housing lawsuit, drawing backlash from residents in a time of fiscal uncertainty.

The Cupertino City Council unanimously voted to stop exploring ways to create new taxes or increase taxes, after the majority of small business owners surveyed said they wouldn’t support it on the November ballot.

The agreement is intended to ensure that restoration and redevelopment of the site is done in a way that protects public health and the environment.

What if the moment a car—or an iPhone, or a couch—left the lot it increased in value, rather than decreased? What if plastic forks were things of the past? Fifteen-year-old Cupertino resident Aaryan Doshi and the city of Cupertino think that both can be true. One proposition is closer than the other in coming to [...]

Even to an outsider, one thing became quite clear at the Cupertino City Council’s May 9 meeting, as a second councilmember left the hall prior to the meeting’s end: This council does not get along.