Cupertino is not as sheltered from Trump’s federal government as we think
Through new legislation and an array of executive orders, the Trump administration’s changes have redefined Cupertino
Phase 2 of Stevens Creek Bike Project to begin shortly
This phase focuses on increasing bike safety infrastructure from Wolfe to De Anza
Cupertino residents’ failure to acknowledge crime prevents crime victims from receiving community support
The “Cupertino bubble” is not as safe as we think
Bursting the Cupertino bubble
El Estoque's Opinion section explores the negative implications of perpetuating Cupertino's "bubble" myth
Cupertino’s Earth Day and Arbor Festival sets a spotlight on environmental issues
The City of Cupertino hosted the interactive event to educate people and spread awareness on the environment
Cupertino’s long-term stigma around unemployment hurts its community
Societal pressure to succeed fosters a culture where unemployment is met with judgement
IDC and the City of Cupertino hold annual Teen Wellness Fair
The fair aims to provide opportunities and mental health resources for teens
Cupertino Mayor Highlights Community Initiatives at State of the City Address
Cupertino’s 2025 State of the City address united residents to discuss local initiatives
Cupertino’s Join-A-Ranger: Night Hike and Flashlight Tour offers attendees a glimpse into nature
Park Rangers educate attendees about the ecosystems, wildlife of McClellan Ranch
Cupertino holds sixth annual Cupertino Spelling Bee
Youth Activity Board holds an educational event for elementary schoolers
MVHS alum Ruri Kobayakawa’s journey as a firefighter
Firefighter Ruri Kobayakawa shares the triumphs and challenges she's had in the fire service
Cupertino Union School District Board passes Board Policy 6144
Newly adopted policy sets guidelines for teachers on controversial issues