The City of Cupertino holds its first of two 2026 Pooch Plunges Dogs from all over the Bay Area gather for some wet, tail-wagging fun Lucas Liu and Kai Tsuchida May 21, 2026
Cupertino’s poets laureate promote community engagement and cultural awareness through poetry The first and current laureates reflect on the past and future poetry events they have held and the importance of the position Corinna Kuo March 8, 2026
Cupertino Community Funding Grant Program closes applications for 2026-27 Cupertino's Community Funding Grant Program closes application for 2026-27 fiscal year, as past awardees explain how city funding helps expand services for local nonprofits Grishma Jain March 6, 2026
MVHS students share their experiences participating in the Cupertino-Toyokawa Student Delegation Program The annual exchange program sends 16 delegates to Toyokawa, Japan, with the goal of cultural immersion Rachel Kim and Benjamin Zhang December 9, 2025
The City of Cupertino holds its annual Veterans Day ceremony The event honors those who have served or are currently serving for their dedication and sacrifice Maahi Dev November 20, 2025
Cupertino Senior Center hosts its annual Hidden Treasures antique sale The volunteer-run sale offered items such as trinkets, plants, paintings, holiday decorations and more Sana Karkhanis, Arts & Entertainment Editor October 30, 2025
New Mary Avenue Villas housing project faces opposition from nearby residents The 40-unit apartment complex for low-income residents is facing major backlash supported by an online petition Sana Karkhanis, Juju Ling, and Benjamin Zhang August 30, 2025
Baer Blacksmith shop provides community education Blacksmiths share about the value of learning to build something with your hands Meghna Dixit and Zaid Naqvi May 25, 2025
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 Manas Kottakota and Subin Ko April 21, 2025
Phase 2 of Stevens Creek Bike Project to begin shortly This phase focuses on increasing bike safety infrastructure from Wolfe to De Anza Arshiya Sen and Kaia Yuan April 21, 2025
Cupertino residents’ failure to acknowledge crime prevents crime victims from receiving community support The “Cupertino bubble” is not as safe as we think Suhana Mahabal and Asha Wojciechowski April 20, 2025
Bursting the Cupertino bubble El Estoque's Opinion section explores the negative implications of perpetuating Cupertino's "bubble" myth Kathryn Foo, Subin Ko, Manas Kottakota, Grace Lin, Suhana Mahabal, and Asha Wojciechowski April 12, 2025