by Jennifer Shearin | May 6, 2022
Bikes can be an attractive target for thieves. Not only are bikes very portable, but they are also generally not easily identified so selling them later isn’t that difficult. With some simple gear and planning, it’s possible to reduce your risk of getting...
by Jennifer Shearin | Feb 21, 2022
The City Council is considering closing off an entrance to the Regnart Trail before it’s even open. They need to hear that it’s not acceptable. There has been an existing trail alongside Lozano Lane since those homes were built in the early 2000’s....
by Jennifer Shearin | Feb 7, 2022
Fill out this two-question city survey to make biking and walking one of the priorities for Cupertino. Cupertino City Council will use the survey to prioritize their Work Program for 2022-23. The Work Program is everything the Council asks the city staff to work on...
by Jennifer Shearin | Feb 6, 2022
Your input is needed! Have you had an accident or near miss? Do you know of an area where cars make it dangerous to walk or bike? You can make a difference in whether Cupertino addresses these issues, through the public input on the Local Road Safety Plan that the...
by Jennifer Shearin | Dec 9, 2021
A surprising amount of projects made significant progress or were completed this year. A special thanks goes to the Cupertino City Staff and City Council, who kept projects moving forward despite the challenges of the pandemic. Read below for what’s happened in...
