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 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
The Cupertino Youth Activity Board hosts Pizza and Politics
The event featured teens and adults involved in local politics
Food review: Local taco trucks
Reviewing nearby taco trucks based on quality, price and taste
Six Bay Area Black-owned eateries to support
Suggestions for restaurants, cafes and dessert businesses to visit
It’s time to vote local
Local advocacy can be more impactful than participating in the national election conversation
Maintaining a local community
The implications of urbanization on both chain and family businesses in Cupertino
Urbanization of Cupertino
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 after the passage of State Bill 35. The proliferation of chain businesses act as a double edged sword to local businesses. Median house values climb and realtors work to satisfy buyers who prioritize commute times. Read more about each story.
Cycling fundraiser: Ride4Diabetes
Annual biking event supports diabetes advocacy on Sept. 8
Stored Culture: Local businesses give insight to their experiences and hardships
Local businesses give insight to their experiences in Cupertino
Buying Local
Exploring local businesses in Cupertino
Warming Up: Examining the Consequences of Climate Change
Recent events spark conversations about climate change