housing – El Estoque

New laws and housing element impact housing in Cupertino

Lillian Wang and Alex Zhang • February 15, 2023

Community members share their opinions on the housing crisis

Reviewing California laws passed for 2023

Lillian Wang and Angela Zhang • January 19, 2023

Hundreds of new statewide measures took effect on Jan. 1

Bay Area’s rent prices climb during COVID-19

Sophia Chen and Matthew Yoshimoto • April 9, 2022

How the pandemic has impacted rent, eviction and housing legislation in Cupertino

Implementing affordable housing in Cupertino

Melody Cui, Sophia Ma, and Kalyani Puthenpurayil • March 29, 2022

Located in the heart of the Cupertino on Stevens Creek Boulevard, Westport Cupertino is a mixed-use urban area project, which was approved on Aug. 18, 2020, that demolished and replaced The Oaks Shopping...

Cupertino addresses homelessness through a city plan and partner programs

Melody Cui • March 23, 2022

Exploring what organizations are doing to alleviate the homelessness crisis

Realty changes in Cupertino

Andie Liu • January 10, 2020

Evolution of the nature of Silicon Valley housing

Opposition to the Vallco Plan

Anushka De and Devin Gupta • January 10, 2020

Sand Hill Property reinitiates construction in Vallco Shopping Mall after passing of State Bill 35

Urbanization of Cupertino

Anushka De, Devin Gupta, Andie Liu, Swara Tewari, and Emily Xia • January 10, 2020

In a constant state of change, Cupertino has experienced drastic changes in terms of infrastructure and business from the influx of both workers and residents. Vallco construction has recently been reinitiated...

Beyond the district

Swara Tewari, Annie Zhang, Iman Malik, Rachel Jiang, and Sophia Chen • August 25, 2019

How the senior privilege policy affects those who utilize it

FUHSD projections predict lower enrollment in coming years

Oishee Misra and Lakshanyaa Ganesh • August 22, 2019

MVHS population of 2019-20 is smaller than previous years

The changes in our community

Rana Aghababazadeh, Zara Iqbal, Flora Peng, Collin Qian, and Claire Yang • February 1, 2019

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