Cupertino, CA News

• Cupertino, CA News
• All's quiet on what will replace Lucky Supermarket in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Sunnyvale Alliance holds tryouts for girls under-14 soccer team
• Cupertino shorts: Community Hall opens study hours
• Mustangs nail CCS softball win, then lose
• Cupertino High student develops Internet security site
• Bishop out to repeat as CCS 3,200 champ
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Blotter: Counterfeit money used to purchase items at Target in Cupertino
• Cupertino Union School District selects new superintendent
• Cupertino: Investors give back to Via Services, other organizations
• Habitat for Humanity home-building project now under way in Cupertino
• Cupertino: Taxpayers will pay less thanks to college district's bond refunding
• Cupertino Union hires new superintendent
• Aquamaids hold special show on Memorial Day
• Nature usually gives flowering plants either color or fragrance
• Mercury News wins 26 Peninsula Press Club awards
• City council shoots down resident's request to reconsider Cupertino housing project
• Cupertino City Manager Job Opening
• Cupertino shorts: Recycling event set for May 19
• Blues in Pink: Umpires sport pink to raise breast cancer awareness
• Blotter: Vehicle stolen at Vallco Shopping Mall in Cupertino
• Steve Paterson to head Community Newspaper Division
• Edelman is guest speaker at children's health symposium
• Correction
• Reid posts All-American time at CCS finals
• West Valley Community Services hosting affordable housing fair in Cupertino
• Homestead weightmen dominate at finals
• Mustangs top Cats to get second, No. 4 seed
• Mustangs reach semi's, but lose to Lancers
• Kennedy Middle School seeking alumni for 50th anniversary celebration
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino student releases debut science-fiction novel
• Fire destroys teacher's home; Lawson Middle School steps up to help
• BAAQMD Meeting & Lehigh Tour
• Cupertino Receives Award for Excellence in Financial Reporting
• San Jose's East Side district names former teacher as superintendent
• City council approves Main Street Cupertino project modifications
• Cupertino City Council denies appeal of restaurant's late-night hours
• 2 Greenpeace members arrested at Apple HQ after protest featuring iPhone costumes
• Steve Paterson to head Community Newspaper Division
• Edelman is guest speaker at children's health symposium
• Edelman is guest speaker at children's health symposium
• Vocal artist: Homestead High student competes in 'Saratoga Idol'
• Cupertino artist featured on PBS show 'Craft in America'
• Cupertino: McAuliffe School sending three teams to underwater robotics competition
• Newspaper staff take home state contest awards
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino: McClellan Ranch Park now officially McClellan Ranch Preserve
• Cupertino: Bethel Lutheran students relish chance to give teachers makeovers
• Blotter: Scam nets $10,000 from Cupertino grandmother
• Cupertino shorts: Training program teaches residents how to be city leaders
• Looking Back: Collins School in the early 20th century
• Mat relay team strikes gold at league finals
• Matadors or Mustangs reach volleyball semi's
• Saratoga, Santa Clara school districts pass parcel taxes
• Adults with disabilities learn to perform at college of their own
• Cupertino mixed-use project gets past planning commission
• U.S. News and World Report's top 100 high schools includes seven Bay Area schools
• Cupertino eighth-grader wins junior division of California State Science Fair
• 7 Bay Area high schools ranked among magazine's top 100
• Storm is brewing over upcoming soccer game
• Storm is brewing over upcoming soccer game
• Summer Concert Series 2012
• Main Street - Community Meeting
• Environmental Recycling Day
• Cupertino changes policy on removing city manager
• Public meeting for Main Street Cupertino project set for May 9
• Looking Back: Water pump at Snyder Hammond House
• Cupertino shorts: Storm to host English Premier League soccer team in exhibition game
• Cupertino names winners of annual CREST Awards
• Bethel Lutheran in Cupertino prepares for annual art show
• Cupertino shorts: Bike to Work Day pedals in on May 10
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale school district make plans for transitional kindergarten program
• Blotter: Burglar breaks into Cupertino home while resident on vacation
• Cupertino: John Muir Elementary unveils school's new gardens
• Battle is on for 2nd in El Camino baseball race
• Matadors win, jump into softball title chase
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino High students develop app to check grades
• Cupertino: Air district renews Lehigh Cement's permit
• Upstart Mountain View robotics team looking to next year's competition
• Cheating controversy grows into angry, national dialogue about ethical breakdowns
• Cupertino: Monta Vista High School gears up for annual bike/walk event
• Blotter: Woman caught shoplifting in Cupertino
• Adult kickball brings a twist to a childhood game
• Looking Back: Stevens Creek in the early 1900s
• Cupertino: Lehigh Cement teams with bio-tech company
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Bill could return property tax revenue to Cupertino, other communities
• Annual Cupertino Rotary Club Golf Classic set for May 5
• Cupertino city manager's tenure over, headed to Illinois
• Race is on for second in El Camino Division
• SCVAL teams chasing titles in spring sports
• Apple gets green light for new 21,468-square-foot cafeteria in Cupertino
• Student-run campaign targets drunken driving
• Several sites in Santa Clara County to collect unused prescription drugs Saturday
• McClellan Ranch Master Plan Project Update
• Apple gets green light for new 21,468-square-foot cafeteria in Cupertino
• Cupertino teachers named winners in Barnes & Noble' 'Favorite Teacher' contest
• Weeds need to be pulled when they're young, event if they seem attractive
• City Newsletter - May
• Fremont Union approves revised EIR for lights at Lynbrook, Monta Vista
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports tryouts, registration
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale schools make 'Distinguished Schools' list
• Lewis, Grassi are new football coaches
• League champions
• Bolton battles Jaques in vault at Serra Top-7
• New project proposed along Cupertino-Santa Clara border
• Cupertino Fine Arts Commission seeks talented artists for annual awards
• Blotter: Containers stolen from front porch of Cupertino residence
• Cupertino shorts: Electronics recycling at Christa McAuliffe School on April 28
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale moms break a sweat with Baby Boot Camp
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Donations to Hope Services are being taken from curbs before Hope trucks reach them
• School district OKs environmental impact reports for Lynbrook, Monta Vista field lights
• Cupertino: New homes slated for western terminus of Bollinger Road
• Block Leader Training
• Area Code Overlay 408 and 669
• Vikings put together 7 straight wins to jump into baseball race
• Beall's bill would return cities' 'lost' property tax
• The potential of trees to cause damage makes arborists especially important
• Vikings put together 7 straight wins to jump into baseball race
• Cupertino company recalls tuna after Salmonella outbreak
• Cupertino's Lucky Supermarket to close on April 28
• Lee tosses shutout, rips two hits for Vikings in win
• Moss fires no-hitter as Mustangs top Cats 2-0
• Liu comes through to for Mats in key net win
• Century Mark: Pearl Solomon celebrates 100th birthday
• Cupertino shorts: Public memorial scheduled for Homestead High's Priscilla Chan
• Garden tour aims to show all the possibilities of native plants
• Cherry Blossom Festival deep in Cupertino, Toyokawa tradition
• Blotter: Burglars ransack office building on Homestead Road in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: San Jose Giants hold 'Salute to the Military Night'
• Cupertino adjusts fees for city services, programs
• Cupertino's first mayor, 91, dies
• Cupertino Recognizes Community Volunteers
• School district OKs environmental impact reports for Lynbrook, Monta Vista field lights
• Proposal gets closer to returning $2 million in taxes
• Schools turn to voters to help dig out of budget hole
• Cupertino: Lehigh Cement plant manager headed back to Germany
• Old Man cactus' soft hair conceals a sharp spine
• Blotter: Wheelchair-bound suspect allegedly grabs woman's breasts in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Hackers Golf Club welcomes prospective members
• Wrestling comes to Sunnyvale's Peterson Middle School on April 21
• Cupertino gears up for fourth annual Earth Day festivities
• 'Tino gets more hits, but Mats get two wins
• Swimmers star with big meets still to come
• Summer annuals available now in nurseries
• Once-bustling shopping center at a crossroads
• Cupertino family looking for justice in dog's killing
• Cupertino shorts: Former pros top De Anza Hall of Fame list
• Cupertino officials lay out plans for McClellan Ranch
• Robots shootin' hoops in Rebound Rumble
• Former Sunnyvale city manager takes Cupertino job on interim basis
• Cupertino Selects Interim City Manager
• Summer Recreation Schedule
• Robots shootin' hoops in Rebound Rumble
• Plastic Bag Ban Scoping Meetings
• 10 students win Santa Clara County science fair
• Among many teens, cheating is part of school
• Gateway to Silicon Valley Goes Dark for Earth Hour
• Blotter: Driver found in possession of drug paraphernalia in Cupertino
• Mats picking up where they left off last year
• Brown, Bonaveidogo score in rugby win
• Homestead getting off to a hot start in De Anza Division softball season
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino City Council lays out study issues for this year
• Cupertino shorts: Library closed April 8-11 for building improvements
• Annual Crab Feed benefits Cupertino, Sunnyvale high schools
• Cupertino Middle School teacher finalist for Comcast SportsNet All-Star Teacher Award
• Cupertino shorts: Edwards new head football coach at Foothill
• Variegated foliage livens up house plants and dark corners outside
• California names 31 schools in Santa Clara County, 6 in San Mateo County, Distinguished Schools
• Audit Committee Unscheduled Vacancy
• McClellan Ranch Master Plan Project Update
• Cupertino pair at center of legal fight over future of national cricket organization
• Plans for 'Main Street Cupertino' get through planning commission
• Cupertino officials discuss potential plastic bag ban
• Psychiatric evaluation completed in 2009 Cupertino murder case
• City Newsletter - April
• City Newsletter - April
• City Newsletter - April
• Cupertino shorts: 'Cure Cancer Cafe' returns on March 24
• Blotter: Whole Foods employee reports stolen bicycle in Cupertino
• Cupertino: Euphrat Museum of Art moves forward without executive director
• Homestead wins volleyball crown in Sir Francis Drake tournament
• Novachkov pins 3rd at NCCA wrestling finals
• Natesan is the best in the De Anza Division
• Mustangs dominate division, all-league team
• Psychiatric evaluation completed in 2009 Cupertino murder case
• Fremont High opens up school to annual Community Showcase
• Looking Back: Alexander Montgomery's two-story Victorian
• New Cupertino apartment project could mean end of nearby businesses
• Cupertino shorts: De Anza, Bellarmine hold Hall of Fame ceremonies
• Chabad of Sunnyvale holds Torah dedication ceremony
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Home & Garden Calendar
• California lags in middle-school science teaching, study finds
• Tennis operator signs on for doubles with Cupertino, Sunnyvale
• ArtSPARK aims to light passion for music, arts in elementary students
• Celebrate Earth Day
• Bishop outruns Waschura at invitationals
• Cupertino shorts: Novachkov going for gold at NCAA finals
• Cupertino High student dreams of opportunities for those with disabilities
• Cupertino shorts: Lehigh Cement's EIR hearing postponed to March 23
• Blotter: Burglar makes off with $30,000 in jewelry from Cupertino home
• Lifetime Tennis looks to leave Cupertino for Sunnyvale Tennis Center
• Cupertino honored for Stevens Creek project
• Cupertino shorts: Novachkov going for gold at NCAA finals
• De Anza College adds former pros to Athletics Hall of Fame
• Bishop outruns Waschura at invitationals
• Matadors sweep singles matches to beat Gunn, Homestead blanks Milpitas
• Schools send out fewer teacher layoff notices than anticipated
• Cupertino Planning Commission gives Islands Restaurant OK for bar, late-night hours
• Small yards, big houses and fences increase demand for shade loving plants
• Main Street Project Update
• Cupertino puts new rules in place for city trees
• Free cricket camp on Saturday in San Jose for boys and girls
• Apple Campus 2 Project Update
• Lehigh EIR Public Hearing Postponed
• Looking Back: Paul Terrell and the Byte Shop
• Blotter: Cupertino man runs over wife's foot with his wheelchair
• Cupertino student, mother making birthday wishes come true
• Cupertino: County prepares for EIR hearing on Lehigh Cement
• Transition Cupertino members aim to make more connections
• Cupertino: Deer Hollow Farm gears up for spring tours
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino shorts: Movie highlights China's first feminist
• Cupertino parks and rec commission shows support for McClellan Ranch Park master plan
• Optimism on the diamond for Mats this spring
• Bakhshi gets a little revenge, and a third-place at CCS wrestling finals
• Lynbrook girls fall to Mitty in semi's
• Space Explorers: Dilworth Elementary students catch live feed of International Space Station
• New Santa Clara County schools chief's salary: $299,500
• Teen Commission Vacancy Notice
• Cupertino city manager taking job in Illinois
• Free Backyard Composting Workshops
• Compost Available Again
• Cupertino Union asking voters to pass $220 million school facility and repair bond
• Supervisors approve new nutrition standards for foods at county sites
• Home canning still a good way to preserve an abundant harvest
• Santa Clara County science fair attracts 1,000 entries
• Will Apple create the all-iPad classroom?
• Cupertino parks and rec commission shows support for McClellan Ranch Park master plan
• Cupertino City Council considering dog park on Mary Avenue site
• WOW! Event shows that engineering's for girls
• Commentary: Banning plastic bags means bruised groceries
• Soccer teams win openers, then lose at CCS
• 'Good season' for Pioneers ends at CCS
• Fong leads Lynbrook to win over Panthers, into the CCS semifinals
• Commentary: 'Barely' surviving the winter sports doldrums
• Blotter: Burglars break into Cupertino business
• Looking Back: Charlie Baer's garage
• Showtime Shuffle: Cinequest film festival featuring 'Shuffle' in March
• Sunnyvale man touted as hero in freeway crash
• San Jose State seminar all about women in engineering
• Cupertino shorts: Chamber gears up for annual STAR Awards
• Cupertino: De Anza College launches campaign to increase voter turnout
• Registration opens for Cupertino's Big Bunny Fun Run
• Cupertino voice actor hits all the right marks
• Cupertino Union considers bond measure for June ballot
• Some California schools get twice the funding -- and more -- of others
• Cupertino: Protesters demand 'ethical iPhone' in front of Apple campus
• Cupertino shorts: Poet laureate's next poetry reading on March 1
• Lynbrook student wins Cupertino Rotary Club speech contest
• Lynbrook High takes Bay Area Science Bowl title
• Cupertino Union considers bond measure for June ballot
• Top local wrestlers head to CCS
• Youth sports tryouts, registration
• Local teams tip-off in CCS basketball playoffs
• Homestead girls win title, claim playoff spot
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Blotter: Bicyclist makes off with unattended backpack in Cupertino
• Stick Save: New York natives play lawn hockey at Cupertino's Memorial Park
• Domestic violence council encourages victims to come forward
• Cupertino voice actor hits all the right marks
• Disaster council commends Sunnyvale DPS, sheriff's office on response to Lehigh shooting
• El Paso educator to lead Santa Clara County schools
• Cupertino officials reopen talks on potential dog park
• Cupertino: Monta Vista student wows with top AP scores
• Cupertino shorts: Cupertino Union begins search for new superintendent
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports leagues hold spring registration
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Heart Felt: Fremont High creates paper hearts for students, faculty
• Blotter: Unknown person breaks window at Cupertino High School
• Cupertino adjusts budget after seeing boost in revenues
• Cupertino installing new online permitting system
• McCann carries Mats into CCS meet
• Matadors can't overcome tough 2nd quarter
• Santa Clara Valley, once home to orchards, now a great place to grow veggies
• Big Bunny Fun Run
• Cupertino: Monta Vista High rallies to host donor drive for former student
• More high school students taking, passing AP tests
• Blotter: Purse reported stolen from Whole Foods Market in Cupertino
• Demirlioglu's goal gives Mats tie with Cats
• Demirlioglu's goal gives Mats tie with Cats
• Farmers market seeks help with new logo
• Cupertino shorts: Nominations open for city's annual CREST Awards
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports leagues hold spring registration
• Cupertino officials craft master plan for McClellan Ranch Park
• Sun beginning to set on Quon's tenure at Cupertino Union
• Cupertino High School goes on lockdown for Nerf gun
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Sunnyvale native opens 'Fitgeek' in Cupertino
• Pioneers overcome odds to upset Palo Alto
• Vikes' Naylor, 'Tino's Nagtalon place at CCS
• Cupertino City Council crafts letter urging stricter regulations on Lehigh Cement
• Cupertino: Monta Vista High rallies to save one of its former students
• Pizarro: Lantern Festival in Cupertino celebrates Lunar New Year
• Applications are due March 9 for Santa Clara County Civil Grand Jury
• South Bay student talks science with Obama
• Most indoor plants are tropical and don't do well where winters are cold
• Cupertino High School locked down after student found with Nerf gun
• Bellarmine's accomplished "Cheesy Poofs robotics team member to visit Obama on Tuesday
• Bellarmine's accomplished "Cheesy Poofs robotics team member visits President Obama on Tuesday
• School district releases new EIR on Monta Vista, Lynbrook field lights
• Monta Vista graduate, 23, needs bone marrow transplant to survive
• Into the Finals: Cupertino resident named finalist in Intel Science Talent Search
• Sunnyvale resident brings flavors of Peru to Bay Area
• Blotter: Man found passed out, intoxicated on Cupertino sidewalk
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports leagues hold spring registration
• Plenty of high-scoring soccer games, but Matadors win three close ones
• Lynbrook girls knock off Los Gatos, nearly upset first-place Wilcox
• Basketball teams battling for playoff berths
• Whall wins title for Mats at Dawn 2 Dusk
• Students at Sunnyvale's Fremont High kick-start charity: water project
• Cupertino: Apple continues record pace
• Looking Back: Cupertino Union School
• Commentary: Today's students must be tomorrow's innovators
• Cupertino students collecting blankets for newborn babies
• Cupertino Union gets new 'green' buses thanks to grant
• No ethical breach in board redistricting talks, counsel says
• Free Compost and Bay Friendly Classes
• Furor erupts over redrawing trustee electoral lines
• Los Altos district's offer would divide Bullis Charter into two campuses
• Spring Recreation Schedule
• Cupertino: Residents asked to weigh in on Lehigh Cement EIR
• Registration kicks off in Cupertino, Sunnyvale school districts
• American Lung Association releases tobacco grades for Cupertino, Sunnyvale
• Cupertino shorts: Poet laureate kicks off 'Winter Light' poetry readings
• West Valley gets new sheriff's captain
• Zawilski helps Fremont fight Homestead to tie
• Fremont knocks Gatos out of race for mat title
• Whittaker keeps up pace with Mid Cal 2nd
• Looking Back: Workers at Seven Springs Ranch
• Cupertino Union School District holding off on transitional kindergarten program
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Blotter: Fight ensues over arm wrestling match in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports leagues hold spring registration
• Cupertino teenager helps put shoes on the feet of poor children in Africa
• Residents are Dining for Women by staying in for dinner
• Kindergarten? Transitional class? More preschool? Shifting state law and budget has parents confused
• Cupertino: Mayor Santoro highlights city's achievements in State of City address
• 2012 CREST Award Nominations
• Nasturtium are best grown from seed and come in a wide variety of colors
• City Newsletter - February
• Blotter: Shopper cited for shoplifting at Whole Foods Market in Cupertino
• Cupertino agencies among recipients of SILVAR foundation's grants
• Synopsys offers cash for student, teacher projects
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports leagues hold spring registration
• Cupertino leads Paly, until the end
• Lynbrook girls hang on to knock off Milpitas
• Mats, 'Birds win, until running into Wildcats
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino City Council takes control of city's redevelopment agency
• Cupertino shorts: Mayor Santoro will give state of city address on Jan. 25
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale students keep Intel Science Talent Search tradition alive
• San Jose, county school leaders honor schools narrowing the achievement gap
• Cupertino begins search for new tennis operator
• Are 31 school districts too many for Santa Clara County?
• Homestead High's longtime coach Chuck Camuso dies
• Library Commission Unscheduled Vacancy
• Spring 2012 Afterschool Enrichment Program
• Cupertino Parks & Recreation 50th Anniversary
• Deciduous fruit trees need careful pruning in the winter
• Synopsys offers cash for student, teacher projects
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Looking Back: Cupertino's version of the Wright brothers
• Lynbrook's Fine is volleyball MVP--again
• Monta Vista girls open league with two wins
• Pioneers' Sakkas pins title at Cupertino Memorial
• Cupertino author takes message of compassion from books to the stage
• Cupertino shorts: Youth sports leagues hold spring registration
• Blotter: Burglar makes off with $30,000 from Cupertino home
• New display at Cupertino Library has all the 'Bells and Whistles'
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale tennis programs remain up in the air
• Cupertino shorts: Cupertino Educational Endowment Foundation goes with 'aloha' theme for annual gala
• Silicon Valley's many public gardens count on volunteer help
• Spare the Air Day
• Members rally for cafe at Sunnyvale tennis center
• Cupertino: Sears at Vallco safe from closure list--for now
• Integrated Pest Management Seminar
• Mayor Mark Santoro - State of the City Address
• Cupertino shorts: Tri-Cities Little League holds registration
• Officials plan to give Cupertino High campus a more college look and feel
• Get crabby at Cupertino Rotary's annual crab feed
• VTA rolls out new service changes to start off New Year
• Cupertino student's piece of art works for Pizza My Heart
• Blotter: Employee makes unauthorized markdowns at Cupertino business
• Cupertino shorts: Sports Center opens 2012 with open house event
• Former Sunnyvale resident completes all 14 3-Day for the Cure events in 2011
• Commentary: Internet retail is quick, easy and cheap, but at what cost?
• Cupertino Library gears up for fourth annual Silicon Valley Reads essay contest
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale redevelopment agencies feel the hit of Supreme Court's decision
• Avoid the 13 campaign nets fewer total arrests from previous year
• Cafe Gratitude closes shop at Cupertino Whole Foods location
• Environmental Recycling Day
• Teen Center Activity Schedule
• Tulowitzki top Hot Stove award winner
• At 90, shepherd for the South Bay's lost lambs keeps busy
• City of Cupertino launches emergency app for iPhone, iPad
• Foothill-De Anza college district board names new leaders
• Camuso refs his 50th Big Bone game; local athletes shine
• Cupertino shorts: VTA bus stop upgrades finish ahead of schedule
• Blotter: Intoxicated man arrested in Cupertino
• It's not too early to buy Freedom Train tickets from San Jose to San Francisco
• Cupertino shorts: Cupertino Girls Softball League hold registration
• Bare root stock is arriving in San Jose area nurseries
• De Anza College's Lady Dons run to Coast, Norcal titles
• Cupertino: Sierra Club follows through with lawsuit against Lehigh Cement
• First Cupertino Classic begins Dec. 28
• Cupertino shorts: Cupertino Girls Softball League hold registration
• Four Vikings top all-league water polo team
• County-wide Operation Second Chance deemed a success
• McCann, Sheade win top honors for Mats
• Most live Christmas trees grow too big to plant in the yard
• Blotter: Cupertino resident's mail reported stolen
• City of Cupertino encourages residents to recycle holiday waste
• Superintendent announces retirement from Cupertino Union School District
• Cupertino shorts: Christa McAuliffe School offers school tours, information nights in January and February
• Sheriff releases video surveillance of Cupertino jewelry robbery
• Court's ruling forces school district to reconsider plans for lighted stadiums
• Jewelry heist hits Cupertino store
• 'Toga's Ashe, Doles, Vellanki are all-leaguers
• Suspects eyed in $100,000 copper theft, damage in Milpitas
• Superintendent announces retirement from Cupertino Union School District
• Cupertino Symphonic Band invites community to free holiday concert
• VTA in Silicon Valley on holiday schedule, including free rides New Year's Eve
• Update on new Apple campus brings city of Cupertino's website to a halt
• Cupertino shorts: City commissions need new members
• Blotter: Woman in Cupertino says ex-boyfriend stole her car
• Cupertino residents begin welcoming renovated Blackberry Farm
• Personal Shopper
• Silicon Valley animal shelters offer special adoption fees in December
• Wheels of Fortune: Volunteers build bikes for needy kids at annual Big Bike Build
• Cupertino shorts: Serra Little League, Cupertino Girls Softball League hold registration
• Umpire federation seeking recruits for the 2012 season
• Cupertino inventor says mobile devices can do damage to the body
• Mustangs win three of four to open season
• Tulowitzki tops Hot Stove award list
• Sakkas stars at Lawson Memorial
• Homestead hosts 18th 'Cup' for the first time
• Jewish community to kick off Hanukkah with celebrations in Cupertino, Sunnyvale
• Looking Back: Students from San Antonio School in 1911
• Spare the Air Day
• With eye on Lehigh Cement, air management district proposes new regulations on cement manufacturing
• Cupertino driver, 85, who died en route to cemetery is named
• Cupertino: Multiple car accident leaves woman, 85, dead
• Cupertino: Monta Vista alum now writes fantasy series for young adults
• Cupertino shorts: Bay Area Air Quality Management District to host public workshop on cement manufacturing Dec. 12
• Children's Health Initiative marks 10 years in Santa Clara County
• Monta Vista student, 17, takes home $100,000 scholarship
• Operation Second Chance is a chance to be home for the holidays
• Holiday Kickoff: Annual Tree Lighting ceremony kicks off holiday season in Cupertino
• Blotter: Man arrested after allegedly punching woman in Cupertino
• Cupertino residents voice preferences on Stevens Creek, trail project
• Vikings, Warriors meet again in Stober finals
• Natesan leads Pioneers to third in Shootout
• Santa's Tree Farm and Village near Half Moon Bay offers great tree variety
• Mark Santoro is the New Mayor
• Mark Santoro named new mayor of Cupertino
• Cupertino: Fatal crash shuts down part of Foothill Boulevard
• Apple Campus 2 Project Update
• Recycling During the Holidays
• Multiple Car Accident on Foothill Blvd.
• Only the section's elite get to run at state meet
• Lynbrook the polo champ in El Camino circuit
• Only the section's elite get to run at state meet
• 17-year-old Cupertino student wins Siemens Competition and $100,000
• Sports Center Open House
• Cupertino shorts: Chamber accepting nods for 2012 STAR Awards
• Life Size: Students play life-sized game of Monopoly to benefit housing project
• Deer Hollow Farm seeks docents to work with Cupertino, Sunnyvale students
• Blotter: Driver in Cupertino found in possession of meth, Vicodin
• Cupertino: Solar panel project nearly complete at De Anza College
• Local high schools make U.S. News' list of top math and science schools
• Cupertino rental units play part in fair housing study
• Cupertino apartment fire displaces 50 residents
• WVCS' Adopt-A-Family program returns Dec. 13-14
• Cupertino shorts: Serra Little League holds registration
• Kapp's blocking, special teams play a hit for Cal
• Pioneers, Mustangs set for Cupertino Shootout
• Sunnyvale-Cupertino Adult and Community Education to host free citizenship preparation class
• Stevens Creek Corridor Phase 2
• Yen nets singles title at CCS tournament
• Evergreen trees tend to be messier than deciduous trees
• City Newsletter - December
• Stevens Creek Corridor Phase 2 Update
• Update on Cupertino fire: Eight people take shelter in high school gym
• Blotter: Burglar steals wine, sparkling cider from backyard refrigerator in Cupertino
• Cupertino: More work to be done before Kunshan, China, becomes sister city
• Sunnyvale: 'The Fonz' visits Nimitz Elementary to talk reading, writing
• Cupertino City Council denies petition to reconsider development decision at the Crossroads
• Cupertino: New market takes root in Monta Vista neighborhood
• Monta Vista girls are NorCal tennis champs
• Mustangs come up a point short against Salinas
• Local athletes are ready to run at CIF state meet
• Cupertino shorts: Serra Little League holds registration
• Cupertino shorts: De Anza College students pick up journalism awards
• Pizarro: Giant Monopoly game in Cupertino to benefit Habitat for Humanity
• Homestead band to march in Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade
• Filoli in Woodside plans annual Holiday Traditions Boutique Nov. 25-Dec. 3
• Homestead hosts Salinas in CCS opener
• It's close, but Matadors win CCS tennis title
• Cupertino residents pay tribute to Vietnam War veterans
• Nonprofit group returns to help Silicon Valley men get back on their feet
• Blotter: Man refuses to leave Apple campus in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Thanksgiving holiday will delay garbage pickup
• Bishop claims 2nd at CCS x-country finals
• Pioneers fall to Monarchs in hockey playoffs
• Dons fall to Chabot, but earn bowl berth
• Keep area near chimney free of vegetation
• Most school districts may weather midyear cuts, but worry about future
• AT&T shows interest in wireless facility at Cupertino's Jollyman Park
• Cupertino annual tradition to be known simply as the 'Tree Lighting' event
• Rocketship's plans for new charter schools face barriers
• South Bay paint business owner pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Breakfast with Santa
• Fire season ends with fewer acres lost
• Fire season ends with fewer acres lost
• Fremont High renames school garden to Stahl Gardens
• Mustangs tighten up football race with win
• Commentary: Honoring the unsung heroes of World War II
• Looking Back: Women's softball team in 1924
• Flowers aren't always necessary for flower arrangements
• Developers get extra 2 years on Cupertino Village project
• Cupertino shorts: Sharks host holiday food drive
• Blotter: Driver found with illegal fireworks in Cupertino
• Cupertino Library becomes new home of health information center
• Cupertino shorts: West Valley Community Services presents Chefs of Compassion Nov. 19
• Mats among top seeded teams in tennis tourney
• Local students shine in Siemens' math, science and technology competition
• City of Cupertino tightening rules on tobacco retailers, licensing
• Bishop, Anthony brothers star at x-country finals
• Vikes top 'Tino to force division title tie
• Peter And The Wolf Concerts with San Francisco Symphony Youth Orchestra
• Creek work protects homes from flooding
• Project Cornerstone seeks nominees in Silicon Valley for its Asset Champions Awards
• Plaque at Mary Ave. Bicycle Footbridge
• Traveling Vietnam Wall Press Conference
• De Anza College's football team is on the rise
• Bay Area weather: Two words: Nice weekend
• Cupertino shorts: City seeks applicants for commissions, committees
• Cupertino Historical Society wants to reveal history of Stevens Creek
• Assembly members announce new safety legislation on heels of Cupertino gas pipe explosion
• Cupertino: Ordinance update should make getting development permits easier
• Cupertino Historical Society and Museum's new exhibit chronicles booming flower industry
• Blotter: Driver of a motorized cart cited for public intoxication in Cupertino
• Looking Back: Orlando family puts the 'O' in Vallco
• Lynbrook boys suffer first water polo loss
• Cupertino shorts: San Jose State to host holiday baseball camps
• VTA to upgrade 3 bus stops in Cupertino
• Cupertino Chamber of Commerce group offers class in business basics for Mandarin speakers
• Boys, girls ready to run at Crystal Springs
• Assault reported at De Anza College in Cupertino
• Residents in Cupertino's west side get needed cell phone coverage
• New iPhone/iPad App
• Study: Science pushed out of California elementary schools
• Fall Development Activity Report
• Fall is the time for planting spring and summer bulbs
• McClellan Ranch Park Master Plan Study Session
• City Newsletter - November
• Council candidates tackle Cupertino's biggest issues at forum
• Cupertino quarry massacre 911 tapes: 'There are people dying right now. My supervisor is dying.'
• The Oaks Shopping Center in Cupertino now holding Sunday farmers market
• Lynbrook adds to accolades with Intel School of Distinction award
• Lynbrook adds to accolades with Intel School of Distinction award
• Chu 1-over-par as Viking golfers remain unbeaten
• Vikes overcome turnovers to beat Pioneers
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale Rotary Clubs join with others for fundraiser benefiting RotaCare
• Cupertino shorts: Islander group hosts city council forum
• Measure C, up for Nov. 8 vote, would increase Cupertino's hotel tax to 12 percent
• Blotter: Burglar steals GPS device from vehicle in Cupertino
• Silicon Valley was once covered in orchards, and for good reason
• Cupertino quarry massacre 911 tapes: 'There are people dying right now. My supervisor is dying.'
• Cupertino: Bank robber suspect with fake beard wanted
• City of Cupertino Pays Tribute to Steve Jobs
• Santa Clara County school board considers redistricting proposals
• Cupertino Teen Center
• Citywide Earthquake Exercise Hits Cupertino
• Some Palo Alto voters get San Jose ballots in election mixup
• District Attorney won't file charges in De Anza case
• Cupertino Planning Commission OKs new construction plans for Homestead Square
• After planning commission's split vote, Cupertino Village project extension will go to city council for approval
• Good grades help Firebirds get first win
• Big 2nd half sparks Dons to win at Cabrillo
• Chargers top Pioneers in battle for 1st place in field hockey race
• Cupertino: Better cell phone coverage coming to The Forum retirement community
• Great Schools Week Oct. 24-28 to raise funds for Cupertino Union School District
• Cupertino: Deer Hollow Farm's Ohlone Day festival returns Oct. 15
• Just Curious: Spectators take in the festivities of the ninth annual Diwali Festival of Lights
• Field Day
• Pavement Maintenance Notice
• Coroner's report: Cupertino cement plant worker killed himself
• Cupertino plant's family ties make tragedy incomprehensible
• Plan ahead to get colorful fall plants
• Cupertino: Lehigh quarry reopens after 3 killed
• Annual Commission Vacancies Notice
• How Cupertino homicide suspect Shareef Allman eluded huge manhunt for 22 hours
• Rugby on the rise: Local club carries on longtime Silicon Valley tradition
• The Chinese American Museum at History Park San Jose celebrates 20 years
• Correction
• Cupertino shorts: City accepting applications for below market rate housing
• Blotter: Driver, passenger stopped for suspected drug dealing in Cupertino
• Mats net win over 'Toga, at least the first one
• Brady, Zee lead Lynbrook to lopsided 35-7 win over Firebirds
• Cupertino City Council candidates take part in Rotary Club's forum
• Mats net win over 'Toga, at least the first one
• Brady, Zee lead Lynbrook to lopsided 35-7 win over Firebirds
• Dons can't knock Rams out of state's No. 1 spot
• Cupertino shooting spree suspect was armed, 'threatening' when deputies shot, killed him
• Cupertino quarry shooting suspect who killed 3, wounded 7 still on loose
• Compost Site Closed Friday Due to Rain
• Victims described as hard-working family men
• Cupertino quarry shooting suspect who killed 3, wounded 7 still on loose
• Video: Shareef Allman's friends plead for him to surrender
• Cupertino quarry where shooting took place has proud past
• Reactions to Cupertino quarry shooting from around the web
• Reactions to Cupertino quarry shooting from around the web
• Lehigh statement: Release says company 'shocked and saddened' by shooting at Cupertino quarry
• Cupertino quarry shooting suspect who killed 3, wounded 7 still on loose
• Three Dead, Seven Wounded in Shooting in Cupertino
• Commentary: September is full of promise, but soon moves on, this year especially
• City of Cupertino Poet Laureate-First Words
• Dedication Ceremony - Don Burnett Bicycle– Pedestrian Bridge
• Anthony twins lead Pioneers at Stanford Invitational
• Boyle, Yelsukova paces Pioneers to wins
• Cupertino Library, foundation start library research pilot program for middle school students
• Cupertino: KMVT Community Television names new executive director
• Cupertino: Restoration of Stevens Creek gets environmental clearance
• Fremont Union High School District fields 135 National Merit Scholarship semifinalists
• San Jose State kinesiology student looks into benefits of Nintendo's Wii Fit
• Blotter: Gunman demands safe, ends up taking $2 from tip jar in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Deadline extended for comments on new Apple campus
• Friendly Exchange: Toyokawa delegation visits sister city Cupertino
• Habitat Walk Home to raise funds for Cupertino affordable housing project
• Lopez TD helps Dons clinch win over Owls
• Mustangs spoil Diesner debut for the Firebirds
• Cupertino: Better cell phone coverage coming to The Forum retirement community
• Community forum in Cupertino to discuss boosting region's tech industry
• Master Composter Training Program
• CERT training prepares residents to become emergency responders
• Fall garden tasks usually don't involve plants
• CERT training prepares residents to become emergency responders
• Santa Clara County honors 31 teachers
• City Newsletter - October
• City of Cupertino Names First Poet Laureate
• Cupertino: Restoration of Stevens Creek gets environmental clearance
• Pioneers gunning for third straight victory
• Mats win in Fresno, but local race looks tight
• Fong, Popescu pace Vikings to polo win
• Dons, Owls match up in 'big game' at De Anza
• Construction continues at Fremont Union High School District campuses
• Cupertino: Mouleeswaran earns Eagle Scout rank with disaster kit project
• Blotter: Cupertino school vandalized with racial slurs
• Cupertino applies to become a Tree City USA
• With new funding, Sunnyvale moves forward with Stevens Creek Trail study
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale communities organize annual Diwali festival
• Cupertino shorts: Taste of Compassion comes to The Mynt Sept. 26-27
• Expect lots of maintenance if you grow raspberries and blackberries
• Commentary: September is full of promise, but soon moves on, this year especially
• Cupertino renames Mary Avenue bridge to honor former mayor, cyclist Don Burnett
• Blackberry Farm Infrastructure Upgrade
• Deadline to Submit Input on Apple Campus 2
• Spare the Air Day
• Expect lots of maintenance if you grow raspberries and blackberries
• Deadline nears for whooping cough vaccine
• 2011 Garage Sale List & Map
• Notice re. Stevens Creek Corridor Phase 2
• Cupertino shorts: City council race kicks off with Sept. 28 forum
• Second Harvest Food Bank reaches out to low-income seniors in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties
• JW House at Kaiser Santa Clara plans open house for third anniversary
• Second Harvest Food Bank reaches out to low-income seniors in Santa Clara, San Mateo counties
• QBs star for Dons in 71-14 win over Rams
• Blotter: Man tries to deposit fraudulent check at Cupertino bank
• Cupertino City Council approves major renovation of Crossroads Shopping Center
• Sheriff's deputies arrest suspect in 2009 Saratoga home invasion murder
• Moon Shine: Moon Festival of Silicon Valley returns to Orchard Farms Shopping Center
• Patriotic Pipes: Bagpiper pays tribute to lost firemen in 9-11 attacks
• McCann lights things up for Monta Vista
• Bay Area's cool summer made for a sad tomato crop
• Mustangs win first game under their home lights
• Traffic is residents' primary concern about new Apple campus
• Deadline nears for whooping cough vaccine
• Brady's interception return for TD caps win
• Bay Area's cool summer made for a sad tomato crop
• Dzurko leads 'Maids showing at Pan Am meet
• Gas pipe leak fuels explosion that destroys cupertino townhouse
• 3,000-year-old Chinese tradition celebrated at West San Jose strip mall
• Cupertino City Council gives nod for major renovation of Crossroads Shopping Center
• Cupertino residents fear traffic boom from Apple Campus 2
• Cupertino: Sierra Club accuses Lehigh Cement of illegally dumping toxic waste into Permanente Creek
• Cupertino: Bowhunters Unlimited's archery tournament to benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Cupertino: Moon Festival of Silicon Valley returns Sept. 10-11
• Cupertino shorts: New hours take effecxt at Cupertino Library
• Self-reliance is the focus of Cupertino's third annual disaster preparedness event
• Graham back at full strength to lead Mustangs
• Be cautious and respect the natural shape of rosemary when trimming
• Gas pipe leak fuels explosion that destroys cupertino townhouse
• Commentary: Plan to stop targeting low-priority immigrants in enforcement policy makes sense
• Newest iProduct coming to Cupertino: Apple Campus 2
• Senior Events - September
• PG&E had to dig big hole for 90 minutes to shut off gas in Cupertino blast
• Cupertino Library Announces Extended Service Hours
• More College – Less Money: Start Your College Planning At This Half-day Workshop
• Muramatsu rolls over opponents in East Bay tourney
• Residents both worried and relieved in aftermath of Cupertino gas line explosion
• PG&E pipe that exploded in Cupertino was made of material connected with numerous other fires
• Cupertino: PG&E workers going door-to-door to check for other gas leaks
• PG&E finds 7 gas leaks near Cupertino explosion that burned home
• Cupertino Library closes for district-wide library system upgrade
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale drivers encouraged to 'Avoid the 13' Labor Day weekend
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale enter new legislative districts
• After 1-9 season, coach sees brighter days ahead for Cupertino
• Blotter: Scammer makes off with $5,000 from Cupertino grandmother
• Cupertino shorts: Apple campus scoping session takes place Sept. 8
• Jackson, Graham, Bond brothers lead the Mustangs
• 'Maids win gold at Pan-Am championships
• Firebirds counting on one-way starters to make them contenders
• Cupertino grandmother scores with her self-published book for football novices
• Final graduating class of Sunnyvale High School to celebrate 30th reunion
• Lehigh Cement, county discuss new reclamation plan at scoping meeting
• Local schools improve test scores, yet feds see more failure
• Cupertino: Sheriff's deputy shoots, wounds suspect following foot chase
• Sheriff's deputy returns fire, hits suspect in Cupertino
• Is there a three-peat in store for the De Anza football team?
• With talented returners back, the sky's the limit for Lancers
• Talented corps of senior returners key to success for Lynbrook
• Cal-Hi Sports cameras returns to the sidelines for the 10th year
• Allen, Edwards, Jones are in the NFL
• Cattolico, Janda run up big win totals as they chase Pierce's 270
• Wilcox has size, experience and plenty of talent in 2011 season
• Monta Vista has high hopes heading into 2011 football campaign
• Kickball, it's not just for first graders anymore
• For Jerry Hitchman, there's more to football than wins and losses
• Plant selection for gardens, as well as freeways, needs to be appropriate for the space
• Jamal, Eagles soar into a new league--the El Camino circuit
• With talented returners back, the sky's the limit for Lancers
• Monarchs hope finishing games, 'nasty' defense will lead to wins
• Blotter: Intoxicated man found sleeping on bus in Cupertino
• Rotarians bring smiles to Faces of Hope
• Strive to keep ecological balance in garden
• My Mom's Cafe to close doors at Cupertino Financial Center business park
• Looking Back: San Antonio School
• Commentary: A humbling challenge to test my quest to 'live for the view'
• Six candidates vie for two seats on Cupertino City Council
• Cupertino shorts: Sign up now for annual citywide garage sale
• Green Movement: With AmeriCorps, Cupertino resident advocates for trees
• Plan moves forward to bring electric-car charging stations near Cupertino City Hall
• Free pet licenses offered in San Jose
• Special Purpose Monitoring in Cupertino
• Apple - EIR Scoping Meeting
• Back to School for Cupertino - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Cupertino: Lehigh Cement files suit over new reclamation plan, will continue to sell to government agencies
• City Newsletter - September
• Annual Citywide Excercise
• Jenq tops Gangi-Helder to take title in 69th women's county golf tourney
• Hits for Hospice tennis tourney
• Strum strolls to win in 38th Dammit Run
• Boulder Ridge tourney is about more than just golf
• Strive to keep ecological balance in garden
• Cupertino Election Info
• Federal authorities arrest Cupertino man on charges of insider trading
• Cupertino: Incoming Monta Vista students get a crash course in business
• Inferno Lights It Up
• Red Sox wind up one step away from Series
• Commentary: Right-to-work states, not union, create needed jobs
• Cupertino bicyclist goes the distance across Iowa for his 70th birthday
• Cupertino shorts: Fine Arts League auction, art show coincides with 2011 Fall Festival
• Blotter: Unknown person throws umbrella stand through Cupertino market's front window
• Sunnyvale: Kaiser volunteers donate new cob oven, serve up fresh food
• Cupertino planning commission gives nod to makeover of Crossroads Shopping Center
• Public Meeting - Lehigh
• Seven vie for school board seats in Santa Clara County
• Cupertino adds Bhubaneswar, India to its list of sister cities
• Data Center: 2011 California STAR Test Scores
• Tournaments are open to golfers of all ability levels
• 2011 Garage Sale Registration
• California report reveals dropout rates for Class of 2010
• Legends win Palomino, Colt West Zone titles
• Cupertino enacts changes to single-family residential zoning ordinance
• Cupertino decides to opt in plan to maintain city's redevelopment agency
• New Cupertino coffee shop is Bitter+Sweet
• Coldwell Banker teams up with Habitat for Humanity
• Southern holds fall ball league for youth
• Blotter: Intoxicated passenger arrested on bus in Cupertino
• Looking Back: Glendenning Barn
• Commentary: Lynbrook student imagines a world free of nuclear weapons
• Cupertino responds to civil grand jury report on emergency services
• Free Style: Swimmers test their open water swimming skills at Stevens Creek Reservoir
• Cupertino grades a 'B' on county's annual tobacco report card
• Cupertino shorts: Block leader training set for September
• Cupertino planning commission gives nod to makeover of Crossroads Shopping Center
• Senior Events - August
• Hits for Hospice coming to Courtside
• San Jose Giants are going Hawaiian by holding 'A Giant Luau' at Muni
• Topping trees often causes more harm than good
• Cupertino decides to opt in plan to maintain city's redevelopment agency
• Cupertino: Garden Gate teacher plans to use prized U.S. flag as lesson
• Blotter: Driver threatens to run over woman in Cupertino
• Summer fellowship program gives local teachers tools to apply real-world lessons
• Construction on new track and field at Lynbrook, Monta Vista on the horizon
• Commentary: Our country is finally on the path to full equality
• New businesses looking to join busy Cupertino-San Jose shopping center
• Cupertino names its distinguished emerging artists of the year
• Sunnyvale: Garden share brings gardeners and their best goods full circle
• Just for Kicks: San Jose Earthquakes connect local businesses with community through soccer tournament
• Formico earns place in Pepperdine Hall
• Top golfers to hackers can have fun in local tourneys
• Commentary: Avoid 'wolves in volunteers' clothing' at schools
• Looking Back: The old senior center in 1979
• Cupertino shorts: Shakespeare's 'Cymbeline' coming to Memorial Park Aug. 13
• Free Backyard Composting Workshop
• Apricot pickers have similar immigration histories
• Most gardens need some shade, but choosing the right tree requires some study
• Cupertino shorts: Host Lions gearing up for annual feed Aug. 8
• Blotter: Juvenile cited for possession of marijuana, beer in Cupertino
• Cupertino: Artists to use Yamagami's Nursery for inspiration leading up to benefit auction
• Looking Back: Sam and Beez Jones' Bordi Winery
• Sue Ball gets rolling as the Northwest Y's new executive director
• Sunnyvale National Braves roll to district, sectional senior titles
• New study suggests Silicon Valley tech jobs on the rise
• Cupertino man sets up carpooling website to ease traffic in tri-school area
• Kaneda, Shimanouchi star in karate tourney
• New study suggests Silicon Valley tech jobs on the rise
• Cupertino: Lehigh cement could lose right to sell cement products to government agencies
• Sign up for Swim Lessons
• Cupertino: Lehigh Cement could lose right to sell cement products to government agencies
• Most fruits and vegetables are best harvested in the morning
• Cupertino teens escape from Alcatraz for their coach
• Herhold: The abrasive character of Cupertino's Barry Chang
• Disability Pride Parade slated for July 23 in San Jose
• Serra stays alive in section, thanks to Marcellini
• Disability Pride Parade slated for July 23 in San Jose
• Commentary: Looks like 'planking' has become the new pranking
• Cupertino officials discuss modifications to city's single-family residential ordinance
• Cupertino shorts: Library's extended hours coming in September
• Blotter: Driver in Cupertino stopped for driving on wrong side of the road
• Looking Back: R. Cali Brothers Mill
• Cupertino: Traffic a concern when it comes to Apple's new campus
• Swan song? Cupertino officials attempt to scare off pesky waterfowl by using faux swans
• Cupertino church's wireless facility operating well within safety levels, report states
• Stevens Creek Corridor Phase 2 Project Update
• Block Leader Training
• Leadership 95014 Info
• Barrow boys complete family's all-star circle
• Cupertino: Excitement builds for Cleo Avenue home build project
• Cupertino: West Valley Community Services sending kids back to school in style
• Cupertino: Garden Gate neighborhood to see safer pedestrian routes
• Cupertino shorts: Taste of Compassion to celebrate one-year anniversary at July 23-24 event
• Cupertino Chamber of Commerce seeks beneficiary for Diwali Festival of Lights
• Blotter: Unknown person steals iPhone from Cupertino restaurant
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale residents find their sense of adventure in geocaching
• Digital Kids: Summer camp teaches kids how to create iPhone apps, video games and more
• Summer camps for youth offer variety of sports
• Thurman, Cupertino American run out of innings in title game
• Looking Back
• Flower lovers can choose from a variety of colors, but some choices work better than others
• Digital Kids: Summer camp teaches kids how to create iPhone apps, video games and more
• Schools find few candidates for top finance jobs
• Cupertino: Garden Gate neighborhood to see safer pedestrian routes
• Commentary: Drug court: Why spending more will cost us less
• Local football stars to play in 37th all-star game
• Cupertino shorts: CERT training begins July 21
• Santa Clara County switches ambulance providers
• Cupertino officials seek change to single-family residential ordinance
• Cupertino: New KMVT show buzzes about the latest trends in the Valley
• District 44 all-star tournaments heat up
• Cupertino neighbors gear up for annual National Night Out
• Spring's cool weather gave fruits and vegetables a slow start
• Cupertino Union School District avoids layoffs, but will see higher student-teacher ratios in 2011-12
• Cupertino Transient Occupancy Tax Measure
• US-born children need one less trip to dual Mexican citizenship
• 11 new schools superintendents begin in Santa Clara County
• Via West Campus gets upgrades just in time for summer camps
• Field Day: Amateur radio enthusiasts test their skills in Cupertino
• Cupertino voters will decide on hotel tax increase in November
• Santa Clara County switches ambulance providers
• Local military personnel get Quilts of Valor at ceremony
• Serra Giants stand tall, but lose in TOC semi's
• Summer camps offer a variety of sports for youth
• Sakkas claims top athletic award at Lawson
• Blotter: Driver in Cupertino found in possession of meth pipe
• Cupertino shorts: Library asking for reading photos during summer vacation
• Valley Christian High School holds annual clinic for boys with Down syndrome
• Busy Cupertino Library gets extended hours in city's new budget package
• Open Season: Couple cools off at reservoir on first day of summer
• San Jose schools scale back summer classes in contrast to wealthier neighbors
• City Newsletter - July/August
• Ornamental grasses, unlike lawns, are not mown into submission
• San Jose schools scale back summer classes in contrast to wealthier neighbors
• Herhold: Your chance to vote on the nickname for Apple's new building
• Herhold: Your chance to vote on the nickname for Apple's new building
• Five candidates indicate run for Cupertino City Council
• Lego Power: The CLAWS take first place in Lego tourney
• Homestead's Alberto Villegas, Jr. is used to coming in first
• Cupertino graduates create artwork for Downtown Doors
• Cupertino: Low-income housing project clears the planning commission
• Blotter: Unknown person makes threatening phone calls to Cupertino resident
• The Coffee Society at the Cupertino Library goes up for sale
• Cupertino teens lauded for plan to aid developing countries
• Cupertino sisters to present hometown dog festival July 2
• New access path to Cupertino's Blackberry Farm now open
• Commentary: Cyberbullying issue needs more attention
• Commentary: Santa Clara Family Health Foundation provides options for low-income families
• Monta Vista's Olivia Li on a mission in Tibet
• Looking Back: 'The Woz' among a group of Homestead High graduates
• Cupertino shorts: U.S. Rep. Honda nominates five students to service academies
• Block Party Information
• National Night Out
• Cupertino voters will decide on hotel tax increase come November
• Don't Feed the Ducks at Memorial Park
• Boys of summer make it to the pro ranks
• A composite flower is actually many flowers in one
• He's been busy in high school, but Kotecha is just getting started
• Kuo nails 4 wins to take CCS badminton title
• A wide variety of activities offered in summer sports camps for youth
• Spare the Air Day
• So far only elation, not border war, from neighbors over Apple mega-campus
• Cupertino amateur radio enthusiasts prepare for annual Field Day on June 25
• Homestead Marching Band in the running for $50K from Pepsi Refresh Project
• Blotter: Juvenile cited for soliciting in Cupertino
• Dance Machine: Kennedy Middle School students battle for 'Best Dance Crew'
• Lynbrook High named finalist for 2011 Intel School of Distinction
• Cupertino eyes balanced budget for 2011-12 as well as next four years
• Cupertino shorts: State Sen. Joe Simitian to visit Cupertino June 24 for sidewalk office hours
• Aubrey, Peters claim softball MVP awards
• Scenic Circle Access is Open to the Public
• Cupertino: Low-income housing project clears the planning commission
• Cinema at Sundown
• Shakespeare in the Park
• Card will give more students free access to county libraries
• Libraries to grant some students exemption to $80 fee
• Pizarro: New exhibit at Cupertino Library delves into California History
• Outdoor Tai-Chi Offered at Blackberry Farm
• Saratoga's Jayashankar wins CCS singles title
• Lynbrook's De Bruycker reaches round of 16
• Cupertino: Lehigh Cement announces 90 percent reduction in mercury emissions
• Cupertino shorts: Teens show off skills at branch library talent show
• Commentary: Confessions of a foolish, shaggy-haired editor
• Summer camps for youth offering a variety of sports to choose from
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale students need whooping cough vaccinations before next school year
• Apple's Steve Jobs appears at Cupertino City Council meeting to pitch huge campus expansion
• Rare collection on local, state history makes way to Cupertino Library
• Local school districts could see savings from USDA audit
• Cupertino: West Valley Community Services among struggling nonprofit groups, survey says
• CIP - Status Report
• Apple's Steve Jobs appears at Cupertino City Council meeting to pitch huge campus expansion
• Cupertino Press Conference - Apple Announcement
• Beware of trees like the London plane that are easy to grow, but have other problems.
• Lehigh cement plant says it is cutting mercury emissions by 90 percent
• Cupertino shorts: Green building ordinance ready for public review
• Cupertino: The Bay Club to open at Vallco Shopping Mall
• Players know it--it's the 'Best Game in Town'
• Bishop, Bolton strike gold at CCS finals
• Monta Vista High names swimming pool the Ron Freeman Aquatic Center
• Cupertino group designs web tool to track education cuts
• Blotter: Unknown person steals Cupertino resident's identity to make charges on Dish Network account
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale high school students participate in English learners speech contest
• Cupertino: Sam Lawson makes it into wrestling hall of fame
• Local school districts could see savings from USDA audit
• Looking Back: Kenneth Miner's ranch
• Disaster Animal Care and Shelter Class
• Most conifers too big for refined gardens, but their compact specie and cultivars work fine
• Cupertino Compost Site Closed
• Clarno passes lessons well at swim meet
• Cupertino shorts: Community Services wants applicants for a below market rate home
• Blotter: Unknown person steals rear tires off a 2000 Acura Integra in Cupertino
• Homestead drops opener in CCS softball playoffs
• Redistricting commission moves proposed supervisorial maps to board of supervisors
• Top 10 efforts by Chin, Siu at gymnastics finals
• Lawson Middle School dedicates garden to Marilyn Lawson
• Cupertino realtors pitch in to help West Valley Community Services
• Palo Alto knocks Mustangs, Mats out of playoffs
• Students honored in Congressman Honda's annual art contest
• Cupertino City Council approves bid for new sidewalk, accepts grant
• Cupertino family leaves home just before house catches fire
• Green Building Ordinance Public Comment
• City Newsletter - June
• Jayashankar, Lunardi vying for top honors in section singles tournament
• Cupertino: 2-alarm fire destroys home near De Anza College
• New Refund Policy
• Rotarians make a pitch for expanding cricket's popularity
• Homestead guns for first ever CCS softball win
• Cupertino shorts: Search for city's first poet laureate continues
• Effective July, nonresidents of Santa Clara County Library will see $80 annual fee
• Cupertino schools among best in the state, according to latest API scores
• Monta Vista High math teacher claims 'favorite teacher' title
• McAuliffe School celebrates 40 years of focusing on the 'whole child
• Cupertino schools among best in the state, according to latest API scores
• Monta Vista students hold an<br />informational program on radiation
• Qualifier champs top list headed to track semi's
• Mustangs play Cats tough, but fall at CCS
• Pizarro: Symphony Silicon Valley seeking Facebook votes to help spark arts interest in students
• Teacher pink slips - Uncomfortable budget uncertainty for instructors and school districts
• South Bay middle school students again win national Mathcounts contest
• South Bay middle school students again win national Mathcounts contest
• Cupertino shorts: Education leaders to speak at De Anza College forum
• Baseball, softball teams chasing playoff berths
• Traffic stop in Cupertino turns into foot chase for sheriff's deputies
• Traffic stop in Cupertino turns into foot chase for sheriff's deputies
• Commentary: Another resident's experience with Mr. Bardoo
• Cupertino adopts green building standards
• Swimmers' stars shine bright at league finals
• Blotter: Juvenile punches sheriff's deputy in Cupertino
• Monta Vista advances to CCS tennis semifinals
• Cupertino adopts plan to make it a more bicycle-friendly city
• Cupertino City Council votes to put a stop to smoking in recreational areas
• Cupertino to see increase in sewer service charges
• South Bay middle school students -- again -- win national Mathcounts contest
• South Bay middle school students -- again -- win national Mathcounts contest
• Indian population diversifying Bay Area's Asian population
• Stevens Creek Corridor Notice
• Indian population diversifying Bay Area's Asian population
• High school music: Santa Clara County programs top the charts
• High school music: Santa Clara County programs top the charts
• Upcoming Santa Clara County high school concerts
• Alternating canes a good technique for pruning many plants
• Alternating canes a good technique for pruning many plants
• High school music: Santa Clara County programs top the charts
• Deep cuts will close doors, turn away families at state preschools
• Deep cuts will close doors, turn away families at state preschools
• Deep cuts will close doors, turn away families at state preschools
• Santa Clara County schools again tops in state
• Mormon volunteers from Cupertino, Sunnyvale chip in a Helping Hand
• Cupertino's second outdoor farmers market is headed to the Oaks
• Cupertino Rotary Club's golf tournament to benefit Habitat for Humanity project
• Mormon volunteers from Cupertino, Sunnyvale chip in a Helping Hand
• Monta Vista boys tie for division swimming title
• Radish leads Homestead to clutch volleyball win
• Cupertino's Tiwana wins El Camino singles title
• Homestead earns spot in De Anza Division tourney
• Looking Back: Cupertino's Oakdell Ranch was once home to famous race horse Phar Lap
• Cupertino to honor recipients of CREST Awards June 1
• Blotter: Juveniles seen lighting tree on fire near railroad tracks in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Sharks Foundation awards grant to Via Services
• Santa Clara County schools again tops in state
• Cupertino to see increase in sewer service charges
• Voters approve second parcel tax in 2 years for Cupertino Union School District
• Cupertino City Council votes to put a stop to smoking in recreational areas
• Santa Clara County Library system to begin $80 annual fee for non-residents
• Bike to Work Day
• Most school districts passing parcel taxes
• Traffic stop in Cupertino turns into foot chase for sheriff's deputies
• Santa Clara County Library system to begin $80 annual fee for non-residents
• Schools win awards for promoting student success
• Monta Vista's Bishop romps to win in 3,200 at Top 8
• Cupertino loses in debut on new diamond
• Monta Vista, Cupertino in CCS tennis tournament
• Blotter: Person in Cupertino given candy laced with drugs
• Cupertino shorts: Rotary Club's annual golf classic returns May 14
• Students organize Lynbrook Lupus Walk in honor of former classmate
• Monta Vista, Cupertino in CCS tennis tournament
• Cupertino loses in debut on new diamond
• Monta Vista's Bishop romps to win in 3,200 at Top 8
• Cupertino: Bethel Lutheran Church hopes community flocks to see sheep display, art celebration
• Cupertino-Toyokawa Sister City Committee cancels trip to Japan amid post-earthquake, tsunami concerns
• Cupertino High School unveils its new field of dreams
• Santa Clara County seeks the owners of nearly $545,000 in unclaimed money
• Green Building Ordinance Public Hearing
• Cupertino Cares on the Air
• Drought tolerant plants need water early, but don't want much later
• City Newsletter - May
• Summer Concert Series
• Upcoming Cupertino seminar to talk biz, but exclusively in Mandarin
• Blotter: Person involved in fight in Cupertino found in possession of sword, switchblade knife
• Cupertino shorts: Last chance to enter congressional art contest
• Schools host summer sports camps for youth
• Real San Jose names Nordmo first team coach
• San Jose Citywide Youth Track Meet is open to all kids
• San Jose Citywide Youth Track Meet is open to all kids
• Cupertino: Monta Vista students on a mission to send books to Africa
• Sunnyvale Pump It Up hosts special event for Autism Awareness Month
• Commentary: Bardue's Due: a story of a neighborhood's kindness
• San Jose Citywide Youth Track Meet is open to all kids
• Cupertino High unveils its new diamond
• Deadline approaches for voters in Cupertino Union School District's Measure C parcel tax
• Cupertino looks into installing electric car charging stations at city hall
• U.S. commission on education equity to hold hearing in San Jose
• Cigarette Smoking and Tobacco Use Survey
• Area high schools offer summer sports camps for young athletes
• Horticultural professionals specialize in a variety of disciplines
• Wildfire Awareness Week 2011
• New Trend: Gold-plated, high-end retirement communities for growing old gracefully
• Star distance runner visits Monta Vista track and field team
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale students come away as winners at UC-Davis musical competition
• Spring in Guadalupe Gardens event highlights San Jose's Guadalupe Park
• CHP cracks down on distracted drivers in Cupertino, Sunnyvale
• Cupertino: Increased fees set to kick in July 1
• Cupertino decides on placement of Stevens Creek Trail
• Cupertino shorts: Taste of Compassion fundraiser heads to Bowlmor Lanes
• Blotter: Driver in Cupertino found without prescription for Xanax
• Deer Hollow Farm opens up for spring tours
• CHP cracks down on distracted drivers in Cupertino, Sunnyvale
• Cupertino City Council shoots down petition for reconsideration on wireless facility
• Cupertino officials prepare new signs to stop bird feeding at Memorial Park
• Sheriff's office: Cupertino couple's death was either murder-suicide or joint suicide
• De Anza Hall welcomes 12 new inductees
• Districts seek parcel taxes to fill budget hole
• Sheriff's deputies find bodies of man, woman in Cupertino home
• Cupertino City Council shoots down petition for reconsideration on wireless facility
• Cupertino shorts: Taste of Cupertino returns to Vallco April 16
• Control garden pests like snails by luring them from hiding places
• Blotter: Thief steals Magic cards from Cupertino hobby store
• Fremont High School shows off with Community Showcase
• Cupertino: Nclaves health data helps families remain close
• Cupertino's Earth Day festival returns April 9
• King's Academy team to head to Mexico for homebuilding tradition
• Strotman flips Homestead to big win over Los Gatos
• Census: Cupertino, Sunnyvale see increases in foreign-born population
• Cupertino Hills Swim and Racquet Club celebrates 40 years of friendship
• Wong sparks Cupertino to first league win
• CREST Winners Announced
• Free Worm Compost Classes in Cupertino
• Cupertino teams with Sister City to assist Japan relief efforts
• Rain can't stop Monta Vista--nor can Lynbrook, Milpitas
• Blotter: Facebook rumors prompt student fight in Cupertino
• Reid, Hong star for Monta Vista at Palo Alto Invitational
• Spring has arrived, so it's time for planting
• Spring has arrived, so it's time for planting
• Commentary: Pigging out is my meal ticket to healthy living
• Cupertino, Lynbrook off to strong starts in volleyball
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale officials exhale following CalPERS decision
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale officials exhale following CalPERS decision
• Sunnyvale, Fremont Union school districts stave off pink slips; Cupertino Union not so lucky
• Cupertino Rotary leads effort to educate children of India
• Commentary: Pigging out is my meal ticket to healthy living
• Teen commissioners wanted in Cupertino
• St. Joseph of Cupertino students visit seniors at Live Oak
• Cupertino shorts: Big Bunny Fun Run registration now open
• Sunnyvale, Fremont Union school districts stave off pink slips; Cupertino Union not so lucky
• Schools potentially face tremendous cuts
• Schools potentially face tremendous cuts
• Stevens Creek Corridor Park Update
• Commission Vacancy Notice
• Sharks Ice features top ice hockey teams in national finals
• Accepting Distinguished and Emerging Artist Applications
• Novachkov comes close to NCAA title
• Cupertino courting another good tennis season
• County agrees to purchase of parkland near Cupertino
• Comerica Bank in Cupertino, Sunnyvale collecting dresses for Operation Prom Dress
• Top marks recorded at the 27th K-Bell Track Classic
• Cupertino: authorities work together on recent 'shoulder tapping' sting
• Cupertino shorts: Shaolin Kung Fu performance to benefit Japan disaster victims
• Cupertino officials continue discussions on Stevens Creek Corridor restoration project
• Cupertino considers a change to its reconsideration process
• Blotter: Suspect files Cupertino resident's taxes, accepts return
• Santa Clara County students more physically fit than students statewide
• Compost Site Update
• Cupertino Sister Cities Japan Relief Fund
• Calendar of Home & Garden Tours in and around Silicon Valley
• Calendar of Home & Garden Tours in and around Silicon Valley
• Willow Glen Lifestyles Home Tour features homes in the Willow Glen neighborhood of San Jose, including a very contemporary one
• Willow Glen Lifestyles Home Tour features homes in the Willow Glen neighborhood of San Jose, including a very contemporary one
• Hibberd a winner for West Valley College in tight decision over Monterey
• San Jose Giants seeking host families in the community for players
• Modern gardens often have lots of shade, but few trees do well in shade
• Cupertino shorts: Monthly Taste of Compassion heads to Steamer's Grillhouse
• Blotter: Found bicycle in Cupertino taken to sheriff's substation
• Lynbrook High School opens up enrollment for intra-district transfers
• Lynbrook High School opens up enrollment for intra-district transfers
• Cupertino: Regnart family says goodbye to one of its original members
• Construction commences on new access path to Cupertino's tri-school area
• SCVAL all-league list topped by soccer defenders
• Matadors off to a hot start in 2011 softball season
• One Chuck replaces another at Homestead
• Cupertino artist inspires Alum Rock students through banner project
• Commentary: Investment in education equity is key to our future
• Cupertino considers a change to its reconsideration process
• 2011 Earth Day Celebration
• Cupertino officials continue discussions on Stevens Creek Corridor restoration project
• Schools send out hundreds of preliminary pink slips
• Perfect way to welcome spring: San Francisco Flower and Garden Show
• Schools send out hundreds of preliminary pink slips
• Public Meeting Regarding Lehigh
• Lynbrook High School opens up enrollment for intra-district transfers
• Cupertino shorts: City's bicycle plan available online for review
• Cupertino updates parking ordinance, makes clear rules for heavy equipment
• Cupertino CERT training gets residents ready for natural disasters
• Homestead students take on 'international' home cooking
• Tough road to 2nd day of state wrestling meet
• Sunnyvale artist's exhibit on Chinese Americans on display at De Anza College
• Sunnyvale artist's exhibit on Chinese Americans on display at De Anza College
• San Jose Sharks raise money with appearance at Amici's in Cupertino
• High school students are educated about hepatitis B at Cupertino Library
• Blotter: Motorcyclist cited for doing wheelies in Cupertino
• Collaborative pilot project sees success around Cupertino's tri-school area
• Lynbrook in girls CCS semifinals for the first time since '91
• Cupertino's Natesan is the De Anza Division MVP
• Herbs are easy to grow, and many are decorative as a bonus
• Herbs are easy to grow, and many are decorative as a bonus
• Stevens Creek Corridor Park, Phase II Project Update
• Teen Commission Vacancy Notice
• Silicon Valley interreligious group launched to promote harmony and compassion
• Pizarro: San Jose State University has starring role at Cinequest
• Cupertino updates parking ordinance, makes clear rules for heavy equipment
• Cupertino Crossroads loses another business, but could see new life real soon
• Cupertino shorts: Chamber's 'STARS' to be honored at March 26 gala
• Blotter: Unknown person takes cell phone from juvenile in Cupertino
• Cupertino-based nonprofit offers free tax help for low-income families
• Cupertino's Messaros, Bakhshi clinch spots in state wrestling championships
• Monta Vista girls have 'no regrets' after solid soccer year
• Lynbrook girls in CCS basketball semifinals for the first time in 20 years
• Cupertino's Deer Hollow Farm releases 2011 tour schedule
• Coffee Society can once again call Cupertino Library home
• Lehigh cement plant not among sponsors for Cupertino Educational Endowment Foundation's 2011 gala
• Start of Construction Notice
• De Anza civil case: Woman pressing rape allegations against former baseball players
• Cupertino students come up just short in LEGO robotics competition
• Cupertino commits RDA funds to Vallco street improvements
• Cupertino rejects neighbors' request for reconsideration of cell site decision in Monta Vista area
• Sunnyvale begins to make permit process much easier, with less red tape
• Cupertino shorts: Women's film festival coming to Cupertino March 6
• Cupertino spoils Homestead's senior night
• Blackberries may be a pain to grow, but they sure do have a great taste!
• SCVAL well represented at CCS wrestling finals
• Monta Vista's soccer tradition starts at the junior varsity level
• Cupertino-based nonprofit offers free tax help for low-income families
• Olympian Chow to appear at the Spirit of The Flame
• Olympian Chow to appear at the Spirit of The Flame
• City Newsletter - March
• Blotter: Cupertino couple's argument turns physical
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale basketball, soccer teams vie for CCS berths
• Cupertino's Messaros, 3 Firebirds win league mat titles
• Raspberries require specialized pruning every year
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale put together disaster response teams for animals
• Friends remember Robert Hendrickson, one of Cupertino's 'good guys.'
• Student orators square off in Cupertino Rotary Club's youth speech contest
• Pre-trial motions for landscaper in Cupertino killing set for March 21
• Cupertino Union School District looks for long-term solution to drastic budget cuts
• Dodge This!
• Cupertino shorts: Nominations open for the next CREST Award winners
• Schools craft budgets in the dark -- and prepare for deep cuts
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino City Council continues discussion on green building ordinance
• Firebirds on a roll, then they headed to Milpitas
• Cupertino, Homestead still in basketball title race
• King's Carlisle signs on to become a Trojan
• Commentary: Silicon Valley Community Newspapers strives to stay old fashioned in a new fangled world
• Cupertino Education Endowment Foundation works with parents, businesses on Great Schools Week
• Blotter: Unknown person tries to cash fake check at Cupertino bank
• Cupertino's California Cricket Academy to host three cricket festivals in February
• De Anza College exhibit follows story of woman detained at San Francisco's Angel Island
• Cupertino shorts: Applications for city's first poet laureate now available
• Board of Supervisors says more than 100 year-old quarry in Cupertino still has vested rights
• Spring Recreation Schedule
• Not all seed companies are created equal
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Big Bunny Fun
• Block Leader Training
• Pizarro: Cupertino searching for its poetic muse
• Cupertino officials find lead contamination at prospective dog park location
• Today's rock gardens developed from original Alpine gardens
• Cupertino's Apple takes a huge bite out of 2011 fiscal first quarter
• After a slow start, Monta Vista girls soccer team starts heating up down home stretch
• 'Tino, 'birds are in top 10 at Overfelt classic
• Mat, Mustang girls each post wins--finally
• Cupertino's Voss, Harker's Mahajan finalists in Intel's science competition
• Cupertino shorts: Annual Via Ball returns Feb. 25 at Villa Ragusa
• Cupertino Mayor Gilbert Wong gives state of the city address
• Cupertino City Council continues discussion on green building ordinance
• Lehigh Public Hearing Notice
• At 91, San Jose volunteer cranks it up at Sacred Heart
• Cupertino's Voss, Harker's Mahajan finalists in Intel's science contest
• Unusual Taste and Odor in Water
• Chinese Health Initiative aims to tackle health disparities
• Sweet Art
• Monta Vista boys off to hot start in league
• Home cookin' agrees with Panthers at Root
• Get out those pruning shears in winter when plants are dormant
• Cupertino City Council to re-offer lease to Coffee Society
• Commentary: Residents respond to Cupertino's Lehigh Cement plant manager
• Cupertino shorts: Friends of Cupertino Library to host annual winter book sale
• Cupertino council gives boost to Stevens Creek Corridor trail project
• Scenic Circle Access Notice
• Cupertino Mayor Gilbert Wong gives state of the city address
• Monta Vista water polo coach dies suddenly after game
• Cupertino Union School District looks to voters to approve parcel tax measure
• Monta Vista water polo coach suffers heart attack at game
• Cupertino Poet Laureate
• Cupertino council gives boost to Stevens Creek Corridor trail project
• Free Compost Classes
• City Newsletter - February
• CREST Awards Nomination Submission
• Commentary: Plant manager offers perspective on Cupertino's Lehigh Cement
• Local elected officials continue forward in aftermath of Tucson shooting
• Cupertino shorts: Mayor Wong set to address state of city Jan. 26
• Natesan paces Pioneers to key win over Vikes
• Wang, Tom lead Mats to win over Paly
• Lady Birds win three in a row
• Local youth sports groups holding tryouts, sign-ups
• Blotter: Stolen vehicle in Cupertino linked to auto burglaries in Santa Clara
• Cupertino's Via West Campus explores use of iPads in aiding children with special developmental needs
• Franco Park comes to Cupertino Jan. 22
• Franco Park Ribbon Cutting Ceremony
• Business community shows support for Cupertino's Coffee Society
• Pizarro: 'The Year of Fog' descends on Silicon Valley for a few months
• Pizarro: 'The Year of Fog' descends on Silicon Valley for a few months
• SCU's Medica returns to podium for another award at Hot Stove banquet
• Bullying often takes place online these days, so parents need to get tech-smart
• SCU's Medica returns to podium for another award at Hot Stove banquet
• The best way to get good fruit in the summer is to prune during dormant period
• Cupertino homeless man's story lives on after death
• Blotter: Disc jockey loses equipment while unloading in Cupertino
• Court Date
• Bullying often takes place online these days, so parents need to get tech-smart
• Aboulhouda win Bianchini title for 'Tino
• Lawson Nets Title
• Cupertino girls open league with two wins
• Cupertino shorts: City council to discuss green building ordinance Jan. 18
• Cupertino Library features two contests in conjunction with Silicon Valley Reads 2011
• Cupertino City Channel upgrade allows for clearer, more stable picture
• Sheriff's office reports decline in holiday DUI arrests this year
• Despite appeal, plans for new wireless facility in Cupertino move forward
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Record number of local high school kids honored in Intel Science Talent Search
• Notice re. Stevens Creek Corridor Phase II
• Record number of local high school kids honored in Intel Science Talent Search
• Winter is the time to plant bare root plants
• Cupertino City Council backs off on renewing Coffee Society lease
• Cupertino shorts: Applications for Cupertino commissions due Jan. 12
• Deer Hollow Farm sees new life under 5-year agreement
• Blotter: Sheriff's deputies chase driver in stolen vehicle through Cupertino
• Solution to problem of missing IRS refunds could be change of address
• Commentary: Missing the New Year wasn't as horrible as it first seemed
• Show Business
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• It's a new year and time for new laws in California
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• It's a new year and time for new laws in California
• Cupertino City Council honors teenage heroes for help in robbery investigation
• Cupertino names new public works director
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• Spare the Air Day
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• Another big night cooking on the Hot Stove
• Notice re. Stevens Creek Corridor Phase 2
• Green Building Ordinance - Public Hearing Notice
• Mayor Gilbert Wong to Give State of the City Address
• Cupertino looks to establish poet laureate in 2011
• Blotter: Driver caught in Cupertino with fake driver's license
• Residents voice concern over cement plant near Cupertino
• Toy Story
• Bird Season
• Bird Season
• Commentary: Golf and bicycles failed, but Hobby Three looks promising
• New volunteer program gives Chinese Americans tools for palliative care
• Deputies shoot, injure dog during Cupertino eviction
• Living Christams trees can quickly become way too big for gardens
• Blotter: Cupertino shopper arrested for shoplifting $442 in merchandise
• Calderone retires from sheriff's department
• New volunteer program gives Chinese Americans tools for palliative care
• VTA bus, light rail schedules change for the holiday season
• Cal's Grigsby joins staff for holiday hoop camp
• New volunteer program gives Chinese Americans tools for palliative care
• Fremont's Smith is Freshman of the Year
• Fremont's Tukuafu is a Lawson tourney champ
• Cupertino's Velasquez is the Freshman of the Year
• Cal's Grigsby joins staff for holiday hoop camp
• Cal's Grigsby joins staff for holiday hoop camp
• Bagdasarian, Camburn top all-league list
• Cupertino shorts: Cupertino residents asked to take survey on emergencies
• Plans for Cupertino's North Vallco area hinge on HP, Apple's next move
• Bird Season
• 2 Cupertino High teens honored for turning in cash, evidence from bank robbery
• San Jose federal jury declines to recommend death penalty in gang leader's trial
• Bagdasarian, Camburn top all-league list
• Cal's Grigsby joins staff for holiday hoop camp
• Today's shadier gardens welcome 'understory' plants
• Today's shadier gardens welcome 'understory' plants
• Pizarro: San Jose Country Club honors new PGA Tour player
• California's teaching force shrinks, as K-12 population set to grow
• FUHSD board unanimously approves field improvements, lights at Monta Vista and Lynbrook
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Fremont Union High School District sees benefits of solar power
• Tough field in 53rd Fremont Holiday tourney
• Fremont Union High School District sees benefits of solar power
• Cupertino school's screening of 'Race to Nowhere' sheds light on education system
• Cupertino's Scenic Circle project aims to start construction in February
• Cupertino shorts: Monta Vista High School student earns prize in essay contest
• Wong unanimous as Cupertino's new mayor
• Cupertino's Four Corners retail project latest to get approval extension
• It's a 'Super' season for the Black Knights
• Holiday Arrangements
• With judicious trimming, a bad shrub can become an interesting tree
• Falcons claim consolation title at the Monta Vista Invitational
• Falcons win Northern California tennis title
• Teens claim $1,000 scholarships in Siemens Competition regionals
• New volunteer program gives Chinese Americans tools for palliative care
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino residents find cause for concern with wireless cell phone towers
• New technology to save Cupertino cash while also helping reduce emissions
• Abdi leads Rams to Westmont tourney title
• Knights win title in their own Paul Spates Classic
• Homestead falls in CCS D-I title game
• Warriors win Fremont hoop title--no, not them
• Abdi leads Rams to Westmont tourney title
• Westmont girls win Stober Classic
• Blotter: Driver in Cupertino found in possession of marijuana, meth pipe
• Cupertino City Council to decide future of picturesque trail
• Law enforcement in Santa Clara County offers warrant deal called Operation Second Chance
• Monta Vista, Lynbrook field lights topic of Dec. 16 meeting
• Lighting <br />it Up
• Trimming frost-damaged plants can make matters worse
• Falcons, Mats each net wins, then rain hits again
• Correction
• Growing Greener Outdoors
• Santa Clara County high school dropout rate inches up
• City Channel Improves Signal Quality
• A year after something terrible, a simple farmhouse sits empty
• A year after something terrible, a simple farmhouse sits empty
• Cupertino Calendar
• Blotter: Burglary attempt fails to steal four Apple computer monitors in Cupertino
• Cupertino shorts: Annual tree lighting in Cupertino returns Dec. 3
• Foothill-De Anza Community College District receives award for working to keep textbook prices low
• State mandates prompt Cupertino's new green building ordinance
• Hoop tourney titles will be decided this weekend
• Gatos' Geiken romps to a 4th at state meet
• Hoop tourney titles will be decided this weekend
• Commentary: Gardens provide key to healthy eating, combating obesity
• Mustangs face Pirates for CCS D-1 title
• Garden doesn't need much attention this time of year, but don't ignore it
• Visitors 'Learn to Play' at De Anza College's new exhibit
• Sunnyvale man changes life by training for triathlon
• Christmas, Hanukkah collide this year under Retro Dome
• Cupertino considers teaming up with other cities on solar power deal
• Sports Center Open House
• Yen wins a pair to reach CCS semifinals
• Gatos' Geiken romps to a 4th at state meet
• San Jose woman, manager at Stanford, dies following Cupertino car crash on Nov. 5
• Cupertino Kicks Off Energy and Water Efficiency Project
• Black Friday shopping: Orderly chaos at malls, shops in Bay Area
• Looking Back
• Needy families get boost thanks to West Valley Community Services
• Commentary: Wikipedia can help a know-it-all know it all
• Monta Vista students examine lung cancer, bioengineering for Siemens Competition
• Cupertino shorts: The Cupertino Courier wants your children's letters to Santa
• Youth sports tryouts, sign-ups
• County has bright new option for touring Fantasy of Lights
• Cupertino officials scale tree removal down to 11 trees
• Salvation Army Red Kettle drive is under way
• Mustangs get defensive in win over Saints
• Flowers for arrangements in spring, summer are abundant, not so much in winter
• Commentary: Cupertino City Council should leave 'Christmas' in Quinlan Center tree
• Blotter: Solicitor cited for going door to door in Cupertino
• Thanks for Giving
• Cupertino's Oaks Shopping Center gets green light for later nights, more entertainment
• Notice re. Scenic Circle Access
• Saratoga girls can beat anyone in tennis, except Mother Nature
• Plazola set to run at state, for the 4th time
• Basketball teams tip off season in local tourneys
• The Thanksgiving Day flag football tradition continues
• Flowers for arrangements in spring, summer are abundant, not so much in winter
• Flowers for arrangements in spring, summer are abundant, not so much in winter
• Cupertino officials scale tree removal down to 11 trees
• Pre-trial motions, jury selection set for February in Cupertino murder case
• City Newsletter - December
• Santa Clara County school board postpones vote on extending superintendent's contract
• Santa Clara County school board postpones vote on extending superintendent's contract
• Cupertino shorts: Turkey Day delays garbage pick up in Cupertino
• Changes in weather each year make it difficult to predict autumn colors
• Changes in weather each year make it difficult to predict autumn colors
• Huang runs to top 10 finish at section finals
• Trot to work up an appetite, and help others in Silicon Valley
• Monta Vista water polo, tennis teams claim CCS wins, Cupertino field hockey team falls
• New players, league--but Mats get to CCS
• Mustangs, Knights open playoffs on the road
• Volunteer and community events abound in Sunnyvale and Cupertino on Thanksgiving
• Commentary: Generation QWERTY might just be right around the corner
• Volunteer and community events abound in Sunnyvale and Cupertino on Thanksgiving
• Cupertino resident turns into advocate after loss of husband to pancreatic cancer
• Walker leaves legacy, life lessons in Cupertino community
• Blotter: Burglars take $12,000 worth of jewelry, electronics from Cupertino residence
• Cupertino restaurant earns prestigious Michelin star
• Santa Clara County School Board member's residency questioned on eve of key vote
• Santa Clara County School Board member's residency questioned on eve of key vote
• Changes in weather each year make it difficult to predict autumn colors
• Changes in weather each year make it difficult to predict autumn colors
• Falcons net two wins, advance to semi's
• Pizarro: Ready or not, holiday events are on the way
• Pizarro: Ready or not, holiday events are on the way
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Vikes, Mustangs qualify girls, boys teams for CCS cross country finals
• Homestead drops key game to Los Gatos
• Cupertino shorts: County Fire to visit kids at Cupertino Library Nov. 17
• Correction
• Authors, veterans to reunite in Sunnyvale in celebration of new photobook
• School board approves lights at Homestead High School football field
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale could see new hybrid buses this month
• Habitat for Humanity looking for input on new surplus store
• Commentary: STEM will help country maintain its competitive edge
• Commentary: STEM will help country maintain its competitive edge
• Checkmate: Cupertino students impress in chess at international tournament
• Homestead drops key game to Los Gatos
• Area teams compete in the CCS playoffs
• Migratory birds eat early fall berries while other birds enjoy later berries
• Migratory birds eat early fall berries while other birds enjoy later berries
• Cupertino could see removal, replacement of more than 60 trees in 'Heart of City'
• San Jose: 15 people sent to hospital after chlorine leak at indoor pool
• Hazard Mitigation Plan for Cupertino
• Ask A Librarian Now
• Migratory birds eat early fall berries while other birds enjoy later berries
• Migratory birds eat early fall berries while other birds enjoy later berries
• Los Altos Hills bicyclist killed in big-rig crash was a mother, nurse and a 'go-getter'
• All parcel taxes for schools fail in Santa Clara County; bonds pass
• Los Altos Hills bicyclist killed in big-rig crash was a mother, nurse and a 'go-getter'
• Los Altos Hills woman killed in collision with big-rig near Portola Valley
• All parcel taxes for schools fail in Santa Clara County; bonds pass
• Commentary: Happy to hear and see what community has to offer
• Adjust automatic watering system when rainy season begins
• Commentary: That unintentional mullet was hair today and gone tomorrow
• Veterans' traveling tribute arriving in 2011
• Los Altos Hills woman killed in collision with big-rig near Portola Valley
• Incumbents sweep in FUSHD board elections
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Incumbents mostly win, but a few surprises in Santa Clara County school board races
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Notice for Scenic Circle Access
• Adjust automatic watering system when rainy season begins
• Incumbents mostly win, but a few surprises in Santa Clara County school board races
• Cupertino: Driver has 'life-threatening' injuries in De Anza Boulevard crash
• 'The Better Part' gets even better with 1,000th episode
• Cupertino officials urging residents to sign up for emergency alert system
• Cupertino shorts: Learning to compost topic of Cupertino workshop
• Sunnyvale residents show up in style for pet parade, fair
• Interact Club brings students together for common goal
• Pledge of Allegiance
• Freshman leads Fremont to win over Vikings
• School board approves lights at Homestead High School football field
• Incumbents sweep in FUSHD board elections
• School bonds in Santa Clara County faring well, parcel taxes struggling in early returns
• Incumbents leading in Santa Clara County school board races
• New Weather E-Resources Available
• Yen, Falcons net big win over Matadors
• Katz leads Gatos girls to a title at Lynbrook
• Master Composter Training Program
• California Statistics - RAND California
• Winter Recreation Schedule
• Teachers, ex-administrators push school board candidates
• City Newsletter - November
• Campaign notes: A look behind the school board rhetoric
• New Recycling & Composting Service
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino shorts: Humane Society offers discount on 'Giant' cats
• Vikes move past 'Tino in race for second
• Sunnyvale girls win middle school softball title
• Carlisle leads King's to comeback victory
• Upcoming symposium in Cupertino to discuss fate of the world
• Cupertino, Sunnyvale school districts respond to grand jury's recommendation for consolidation
• It's time to replace summer annuals with ones that thrive in the fall
• County firefighters think pink for three days in October
• Cupertino uses high-tech program to reward students who bike, walk to schools
• Editorial: Measure A gets universal support for Healthy Kids
• Cupertino shorts: Ansel Adams topic of discussion for Cupertino Library Photo Club
• Playoff Baseball--The San Francisco Treat
• Blotter: Cupertino juveniles found in possession of tobacco products, marijuana
• October is Diversity Awareness Month
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, September 2010
• Breakfast with Santa
• Cupertino unveils new green ordinance for construction
• Cupertino shorts:
• 7 Santa Clara County school districts seek parcel taxes, bond measures on Nov. 2
• Fremont Union candidate forum draws packed house
• Cupertino Courier names Chris Vongsarath new editor
• Less retail could bring more business to Metropolitan
• Blotter: Cupertino: Argument ends with assault with 2x4.
• Matadors earn a share of 2nd place in polo
• 'Tino nets volleyball win over Vikes
• Parents form group to bring more voters to the ballot
• Many vines have a mind of their own, and they can be aggressive
• Sunnyvale research center named part of nationwide Parkinson's study
• Collection drive still gaining momentum 15 years after tragedy
• Reading and Libraries Prized by Nobel Laureates!
• Jazz Up Your Book Club
• Statistical Sites on the World Wide Web
• National Book Award Finalists Announced for 2010
• Hidden Treasures Hunt
• Enhance Your Catalog Search with NoveList Select
• Alexander Street Press Streaming Music for Smart Phones
• Volunteer Tutors Orientation
• Gale Directory of Publications and Broadcast Media
• Tuition Funding Sources
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Seven candidates seeking three seats on Santa Clara County Board of Education
• Cupertino Union school board considering new parcel tax
• Cupertino sports shorts: Vipers hold lacrosse sign-ups, clinics
• Cupertino puts emergency call out to every household
• Property values dip $4 million in Cupertino over past year
• New generator will keep city out of the dark during disaster
• Cupertino leaders pushing for Prop. 22 on ballot
• Cupertino Union school board considering new parcel tax
• Stats don't tell entire story of Homestead win
• Leland sticks Cupertino with its first loss of year
• Matadors' Bishop follows familiar trail to a win in prestigious Stanford Invitational
• Civic Center Fountains Closed for Repairs
• Door to Door Soliciting
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Residents near lehigh will soon know if air is polluted
• Pizarro: Sumo wrestlers will be a big presence at Silicon Valley Jewish Film Festival
• Information on Natural Medicines
• California natives are happy in native soil, climate, and they'll be for sale at Hidden Valley Ranch in Los Altos Hills.
• Falcons fight Mitty to scoreless tie in league field hockey game
• Read for the Record on October 7th!
• BookBrowse - A Reader's Advisory Guide to Exceptional Books
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• State recognizes Cupertino volunteers as 'leaders of the block'
• Cupertino sports shorts: Seahawk Youth Rugby club holds registration
• Cupertino shorts: Candidates answer questions at forum
• Huang runs to girls title at Saratoga Invitational
• Cupertino looks at life without Hewlett-Packard
• Sunnyvale, Cupertino presenting 'green' gardening classes for pros
• Cupertino schools continue to rank top in state
• Residents say goodbye to longtime neighborhood nightmare
• Mustangs take 3-0 mark up against Falcons
• Government needs to take role in stemming the violence in schools, neighborhoods
• Driving Through Division
• Memorial bike ride Saturday in Los Gatos to honor Cupertino bicyclist
• Pizarro: High-speed rail needs to find its version of Steve Jobs
• Notice re. Scenic Circle Access
• Teen Read Week Bookmark Contest Winners
• Jobview Bay Area
• 30 Teachers of the Year to be honored in Santa Clara County
• City Newsletter - October
• Staking is required when planting most trees, but so is weaning
• Announcing Silicon Valley Reads 2011!
• Spare the Air Day
• Celebrate Banned Books Week September 25th - October 2nd!
• Residents near lehigh will soon know if air is polluted
• Kings battles back for road win over Falcons
• Thousands go hungry after food pantry service is reduced at WVCS
• Blotter: Cupertino: Safe from a master bedroom reported stolen
• Sunnyvale celebrates opening of Moffett Gap
• Former Cupertino Mayor Don Burnett loses battle with cancer
• Cupertino sports shorts: YSI, McIntyre golf tournaments coming up
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino shorts: City gearing up for garage sale
• Summer's spent blooms can come back to life in dry arrangements
• Panthers top 'Birds with impressive comeback
• Cancer survivor takes on seventh marathon
• Cancer survivor takes on seventh marathon
• Toyokawa Delegation Welcome
• Cupertino: Unwanted prescription drugs can be dropped off at festival Saturday
• Green Building Ordinance Public Hearing Updates
• Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy Read-A-Like's
• California's Western Americana (CWA) Collection
• Fall Afterschool Enrichment Program
• 'Toga girls net title in state tennis tourney
• Magical Performance
• Magical Performance
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Hugo Winners at the Santa Clara County Libraries
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, August 2010
• Former Cupertino Mayor Don Burnett loses battle with cancer
• Blotter: Cupertino: Power tools used to access ATM
• Mustangs stop King's ground game in win
• Cupertino sports shorts: Chu leads Lynbrook golfers to win
• Nonprofit radio station hit hard by tough economy
• Cupertino shorts: City hosting composting classes
• Cultural Fair returns to Cupertino's Fall Fest
• Citywide Emergency Drill
• Shakespeare in the Park
• Bicycle Transportation Plan Update
• Development Permit Process Meeting
• McClellan Ranch Open House
• Community Advisory Group Opening
• Cupertino Names Distinguished Artist
• City Newsletter - September
• City Newsletter - July
• Quinlan Cooling Station
• Blackberry Farm - Swim Info
• Test
• West Nile Virus Detection
• Silicon Valley Fall Festival
• National Night Out
• Mayor Wang Announces Agreement to Honor Scrip for Closed Market
• 2010 Community Congress
• Emergency Readiness Survey
• Fall Recreation Schedule
• MVHS & LHS Sports Field Project
• Bay Friendly Workshops
• Green Gardener Training Class
• Water Leak in Cupertino
• Cupertino Library Closure Regarding RFID Equipment Installation in October
• Commission Vacancy Notice
• Solid defensive effort key to Lynbrook win
• Green Building Ordinance
• We're entering the season of colorful leaves and fruit, too
• Development Activity Report
• Troop 566 looks for Scouts
• Register for Garage Sale
• Development Permit Process Workshops
• State, South Bay schools gain on annual test, narrowing achievement gap
• Construction delays send local football teams outside of district
• Cupertino sports shorts: Fremont hosts annual Watermelon Run
• After many moons, festival returns to South Bay
• Stacie a 'Savage' on the field, now joins Hall
• Stacie a 'Savage' on the field, now joins Hall
• Library upgrade attracting new kind of patrons
• Tough start for Fremont against Westmont
• PW Market abruptly shuts down remaining sites
• South Bay prostitution ring shut down, police say
• Bill would change kindergarten cutoff date from Dec. 2 to Sept. 1
• Commentary: Charcoal failure now at top of his class with gas
• Cupertino shorts: Outback site of 'Taste of Compassion'
• Commentary: Charcoal failure now at top of his class with gas
• After many moons, festival returns to South Bay
• Enjoy a Scrumdiddlyumptious Roald Dahl Day on September 13th!
• Cupertino's PW market closes
• Succulents make a comeback and class at Guadalupe River Park Conservancy plans class on the plants
• Stacie a 'Savage' on the field, now joins Hall
• Rotating shelter forced to close doors after 18 years
• Big 'Birds are gunning for an unprecedented third straight title
• Blotter: Cupertino: Woman groped in park
• Cupertino sports shorts: Boy Scouts hold golf tournament
• Tahoe Champs
• Rotating shelter forced to close doors after 18 years
• McAuliffe parents promoting 'trash talk'
• Cupertino leaders <br />cracking down <br />on door-to-door salesmen
• Cupertino shorts: Huge garage sale coming to Cupertino
• Bostic hopes Homestead's strong '09 finish carries over to '10
• New coach, newfound optimism at Cupertino
• Eagles hoping to fly back into North Coast Section playoffs
• Chargers hope to play tough in a tough De Anza Division
• Two-time open division champs are younger, but just as hungry
• King's has the horses to make another push for a CCS title
• Boehm, Monarchs prepare for a run at 2nd straight WCAL title
• Lancers gunning for a return to CCS open division playoffs
• Top ranking for Warriors, long before the first snap of the year
• Two coaches land top jobs at high schools where they played
• California's Digital Textbook Initiative
• Water district project aims to protect flooding in Calabazas Creek area
• Monta Vista will be 'entertaining to watch' in 2010 campaign
• Cattolico churns out quarterbacks at Los Gatos football factory
• Similar goals for Dons, Vikes after very different results in '09
• Players to watch
• Huang outruns Wai to the finish line in eighth annual Clark Run
• Cool summer combined with heat wave will distress some plants
• These days, even botanical names for plants may lead to confusion
• Dammit Run top finishers
• Young Ho races to win in 37th Dammit Run
• Volunteer group hopes to promote Taiwanese culture with 'Happy Kids'
• Blotter: Cupertino: Man found bathing in car wash
• Community launches pilot program to tackle back-to-school traffic
• Our Birds And Baja
• Cavity Nesting Birds, One Person Can Make A Difference
• Farallon Islands Natural History
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Job and Career Help Center
• Cupertino shorts: Ceremony planned at Veterans Memorial
• Cupertino camp at top of travel itinerary for Asian students
• Rancho Rinconada neighborhood celebrates opening of new city park
• Young Ho races to win in 37th Dammit Run
• Top local athletes set to begin season on college sports teams
• Dammit Run top finishers
• Woman escapes from burning Cupertino home
• Silicon Valley Fall Festival
• Father, mother, son join school board election
• Space Toilet Training: Learn more from Mary Roach in "Packing for Mars"
• Top local athletes set to begin season on college sports teams
• Young Ho races to win in 37th Dammit Run
• Dammit Run top finishers
• Pizarro: Veggielution farm keeps growing
• Pizarro: Veggielution farm keeps growing
• Rancho Rinconada neighborhood celebrates opening of new city park
• Reading Buddies @ the Library
• Cupertino Calendar
• Cupertino sports shorts: Inferno holds softball sign-ups
• College District looking to make history
• De Anza to build replica of cottage that collapsed
• Friends Are Us qualify for USTA national championship tourney
• Cupertino shorts: Hazardous waste collection event moved to October
• After five decades, school opens doors to new age group
• Children's group working to lessen mental health stigma
• Photo clerk who saved hundreds of lives now needs community's help
• Blotter: Bank robbers spray tear gas
• New Sunnyvale digital TV channel brings Chinese, Taiwanese programming to Bay Area
• Daughters, Sons of Revolution pay tribute to local veterans
• Campaign violations cost Cupertino council candidate $15K
• Woman whose call to cops stopped De Anza College attack now has cancer
• Some perennials only look good for a couple of years
• Latino students in Santa Clara County narrow achievement gap
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• City launches 'don't feed ducks' campaign
• 50 local nonprofits could lose tax-exempt status
• Cupertino shorts:
• Cupertino sports shorts: Boy Scouts hold golf tournament
• Kill-A-Watt meters a hit with energy-conscious library patrons
• Cupertino's old museum is history
• Recession puts another commercial project on hold
• Kill-A-Watt meters a hit with energy-conscious library patrons
• Inferno will hold girls softball tryouts
• Cupertino Blotter: Driver cited for marijuana, possession of fictitious driver's licenses
• San Jose Unified unique in seeking exemption from fire safety requirements at remodeled schools.
• Oral history: How World War II changed Silicon Valley
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, July 2010
• Have You Seen Cupertino Library's Aquarium?
• List of candidates for South Bay school boards
• Crowded field to seek South Bay school board seats
• New Animal E-Resources Available
• Literature Resources
• Understanding plant adaptations helps to gain respect for weirder plants
• Friends Are Us qualify for USTA national championship tourney
• Reminiscing about the agricultural roots of Silicon Valley's prosperity
• Teens launch hands-on lessons to help peers get over 'technological' fears
• Cupertino shorts: History museum opens new exhibit space
• Santa Clara County Public Health Department urges parents, child caregivers to get vaccinated
• Lasya Dance Company dances around emotions with 'Navarasa
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• CPR lessons proved to be no joke during July 3 swim party
• Noise is 'unavoidable impact' of proposed stadium lights at Monta Vista and Lynbrook, repo
• Cupertino sports shorts: Baylands Summer Run, Dammit Run coming up
• Commentary: The House of Hand-Me-Downs
• Blotter: Cupertino: Police arrest man at home over stolen lawn mower
• BP Oil Spill--Kids Want to Know
• Neighbors take wireless antenna battle into their own hands
• Career Transitions - A New Online Research Tool for Job Seekers
• Whooping Cough Information
• Learn a Language Online with Mango Languages
• Cupertino, Los Gatos and Palo Alto teens mash it up, come out with $35K
• Summer sports camps for kids
• Woodruff on starting staff for SJ Giants
• Thanks to Lightning, MVLA strikes twice
• Lush or simple, gardens should reflect the folks who tend them
• Three South Bay students head to China Girls Math Olympiad
• How to Write a Busines Plan
• Pizarro: Saratoga history presentation recalls valley's past
• Local school leaders look at impact of merging districts
• Safe Travel
• Americans With Disability Act Turns 20
• Parents who saved 107 teaching jobs spread grass-roots tips to others
• Blotter: Cupertino: driver with $6,000 warrant arrested for possessing one gram of cocaine
• Local school leaders look at impact of merging districts
• City gives Cupertino Village another year for retail expansion
• Summer youth sports camps
• Liver is key in Cupertino couple's story from the heart
• Mayor hopes Congress will give residents a 'green incentive'
• Cupertino National claims senior crown
• Sunnyvale National wins four games in five days but falls to Los Altos in finale
• Friendship Champs
• Cupertino partnering with Apple on new 'AppIsland'
• Cupertino shorts: Neighborhoods wanted to fight crime
• Flying High: Bay Area horse vaulters attracting international attention
• Neighbors take wireless antenna battle into their own hands
• Save Energy & Save Money!
• SAFE TRAVEL
• The sun can burn leaves and bark just like it can burn people
• Bay Area parents coalesce to work to reform education funding
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Cupertino sports shorts: Dammit Run returns to Los Gatos
• 'Catches' highlight summer all-star game
• Cupertino Blotter: Driver arrested for marijuana and wooden club
• Friends program helps Cupertino seniors find the perfect match
• More outdoor event alternatives added to city's list
• Cupertino shorts: Last chance for BMR unit
• HP announces plan to move out of Cupertino
• HP's plan to move comes as surprise, Cupertino leaders say
• Santa Clara County Library is Selling Surplus Property on the Internet
• Succulents know how to keep living even in face of neglect
• Trial set for landscaper accused of murdering Cupertino woman
• Bicyclist killed in Highway 9 crash identified as Cupertino man
• Fun and GAMES available at the library
• Follow the Library on Facebook and Twitter
• San Jose man saved two from drowning, died trying save a third
• Fun and GAMES available at the library
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Volunteers for Village Harvest pick fruit for Santa Clara Valley food agencies and also reap benefit
• Cupertino Courier Calendar
• Coffee Society, city still negotiating lease terms
• Cupertino gearing up for first new bicycle plan in more than a decade
• Letters from Cupertino Courier readers
• Berg going from 'star game to the Ivy League
• Blotter: Cupertino
• County collecting feedback on local park preferences
• 'Breast Friends,' community gather for annual trek at De Anza
• Cupertino shorts: Garbage company offering free 'drop off' day
• HP to close Cupertino campus
• Tracking device could monitor Cupertino students walking habits
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, June 2010
• Looking Forward to the Movie, Ramona and Beezus?
• DIY! Learn How to Repair Small Engines
• Your Library Can Be With You Wherever You Go
• Join Thousands of Your Neighbors in Taking Advantage of Library Resources
• 2010 Teen Poetry Contest Winners
• Browsing for New Books Online
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, May 2010
• Special Outreach to Library Patrons Who Are 50-Plus
• Bigger is Better When it Comes to Type Size
• Consumer Resources
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, April 2010
• Children's Book Week Begins May 10th!
• Celebrating Mystery Novels
• Celebrate! Celebremos!
• Saratoga Library Maintains Seven-Day Service
• Come Visit the Newly Renovated Woodland Library!
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, March 2010
• Happy Birthday, Beverly Cleary!
• National Library Week Begins April 11th!
• A Tribute to Anne Frank
• Hans Christian Andersen - Born April 2, 1805
• Celebrate Poetry in April!
• Smuin Ballet - The Spring Program
• Exhibition - In Between: The Tension and Attraction Of Difference
• Woodland Library Has Reopened
• Milpitas Library Book Group Featured on BookBrowse
• Resources for Seniors
• New York Times 1850-2007
• Consumer Reports
• Adult Learning Center opens online
• Have You Met Percy Jackson?
• Romantic Reads
• Romances for Teens
• 2010 is the Year of the Tiger!
• Gilroy Library will re-open on Tues., Feb. 16
• Value Line Now Online!
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, January 2010
• Downloadable Materials Gaining in Popularity
• Celebrate Dr. Seuss and Read Across America!
• Read and learn with Bookflix!
• Disabilities E-Resources
• Top 10 Electronic Resources, February 2010
• Cupertino Church Reaches Out to Tanzania
• Cupertino School Hires New Principal
• Ecys At Flint Centre
• Celebrity Forum- David Breashears
• San Francisco Symphony-Radu Lupu Plays Mozart
• Dorothy The Dinosaur's Dance Party
• San Francisco Symphony-Vienna Woods/New York Nights
• Kathy Griffin
• Celebrity Forum- Bill Cosby
• Anne Murray

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