by WBC Advisory Board | Sep 25, 2026
Keeping residents safe when out on our city’s streets, especially our children on the way to school, doesn’t seem like it should be controversial. And yet, we are finding that this election season, it has become so. City Council candidates surveyed in...
by Jennifer Shearin | Jul 22, 2026
The long-awaited next segment of the Stevens Creek Boulevard protected bike lanes are now under construction. This is another small segment of the bike lanes, of a mile in length stretching from Wolfe Road to De Anza Boulevard. It’s been five years since the...
by WBC Advisory Board | Jul 22, 2026
We have some big news to share! Seema Lindskog, Chair of Walk Bike Cupertino, is running for Cupertino City Council in the November 2026 election. Her accomplishments with Walk Bike Cupertino have been numerous and substantial, affecting all those who walk or bike in...
by Jennifer Shearin | May 18, 2026
Construction is now underway on a major rebuild of the Wolfe Road bridge over I-280, a project which should improve safety and accessibility for people walking and biking on a very busy freeway interchange near Apple Park. The $124 million effort is led by the Santa...
by Raashi Sachdeva | May 18, 2026
Cupertino Safe Routes to School’s 100th Working Group meeting. Coordinators Chelsea Biklen and Birgit Werner are in the first row on the far left and far right, respectively. Cupertino’s Safe Routes to School (SR2S) program recently received a Pedestrian and...
by Jennifer Shearin | Mar 15, 2026
Mary Avenue Villas is a new affordable housing project, which will have 40 units, 19 of which are set aside for intellectually and developmentally disabled adults. The parcel it will be built on is a very narrow slice of unused surplus city land (0.8 acres) between...
