by Louise Saadati | Feb 13, 2023
The previous Earth Day Festivals have been fun for the whole family, and this one is expected to be better than ever. The location will be the same as last year, on Cupertino’s Library Field, where it was agreed the event space was much improved from previous...
by Seema Lindskog | Jan 23, 2023
A continous protected bike path from De Anza College in Cupertino to Diridon Station in San Jose would be a gamechanger for local cyclists. Stevens Creek Boulevard from Diridon Station to De Anza College and Highway 85 is a major commuter artery in the South Bay,...
by Byron Rovegno | Jan 23, 2023
A view from the McClellan Ranch parking lot facing south toward the current bridge. Especially this year, there has been a significant amount of water in the creek and this will need to be accommodated. The bridge over Stevens Creek at McClellan Ranch Park is nearly...
by Jennifer Shearin | Dec 13, 2022
This coming year, due to staff shortages, there will not be any new city work items. The staff liaison, David Stillman, therefore asked the BPC at their November 2022 meeting about what their top priorities of the currently approved projects that they would like staff...
by Jennifer Shearin | Dec 13, 2022
The City of Cupertino is trying something new to address congestion at the Bubb and McClellan intersection in the mornings: a “pedestrian scramble”. This change will allow either all car traffic, or all pedestrian traffic, to cross during a light cycle phase instead...
by Matt Widmann | Dec 13, 2022
Homestead Road is a key east-west transportation corridor at the far northern edge of Cupertino, connecting Los Altos in the west to San Jose in the east. The road provides access to several large strip malls, apartment blocks, detached single family housing,...
