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Be Prepared for Storm Season

Published on November 12, 2026

Recent El Niño forecasts have drawn attention to areas of California that may face elevated flood risks this winter. The City has launched a new Storm and Flood Preparedness webpage to help residents prepare for severe weather and stay informed before, during, and after storms.

Tagged as: , Community Safety

October 2026 in Review: Pooches, Pumpkins, and Pizza

Published on November 01, 2026

October brought fall fun to Cupertino with Pooch Plunge, Monster Mash, and Nā Leo Mokupuni ma Cupertino. Teens gathered for Pizza & Politics, preschoolers picked pumpkins, and Senior Center members enjoyed trips. Fall Creek Tours also returned to McClellan Ranch Preserve.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities

General Election 2026

Published on October 20, 2026

Cast your ballot for the November 3, 2026 General Election! The November election includes three Cupertino City Council seats, and the City's Parks and Open Space Protection Measure (Measure L).

Tagged as: , Announcements

Hashi Market Grand Opening Draws Regional and National Attention

Published on October 16, 2026

Last Friday, October 9 Hashi Market celebrated its grand opening at 20558 Stevens Creek Boulevard, revitalizing the former Sprouts location.

Tagged as: , Business & Economy

Move Moore Challenge Brings Community Together Through Movement

Published on October 12, 2026

The City of Cupertino welcomed Move Moore Challenge participants and their families to celebrate the conclusion of the Move Moore Challenge and recognize the community's commitment to health and wellness.

Tagged as: , Health & Lifestyle

Heat Advisory through Thursday, October 8

Published on October 05, 2026

The National Weather Service (NWS) U.S. National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a Heat Advisory for Cupertino and surrounding areas through Thursday, October 8

Tagged as: , Community Safety

September in Review: Poolside Pumpkins to Teen Leaders

Published on October 01, 2026

September brought the first signs of fall to Cupertino Parks and Recreation. Summer activities gave way to a full lineup of seasonal events, new programs got underway, and yes, pumpkin spice lattes made their annual return. From a floating pumpkin patch to teen programs, and Senior Center trips, there was plenty happening as the seasons began to change.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities

Mayor’s Monthly Chat at Cupertino Community Hall

Published on September 09, 2026

Join Mayor Kitty Moore for the next Mayor’s Monthly Chat on Wednesday, Sept. 9, from 5 to 6 p.m. at Cupertino Community Hall, 10350 Torre Ave.

Tagged as: , Events & Activities

August in Review: Camps, Concerts, and the Last Days of Summer Fun

Published on September 01, 2026

August marked the final stretch of summer for Cupertino Parks and Recreation. Summer camps wrapped up, the last notes of the Summer Concert Series were played at Memorial Park, and Movies in the Park brought Friday night films to Creekside Park. Students headed back to school, and the calendar began its turn toward fall. But summer wasn't going quietly...

Tagged as: , Events & Activities

Independent Audit Identifies Unjustified Costs in Sheriff Proposal

Published on August 27, 2026

Cities Call for Revision to Comply with State Law and Establish Equitable and Verifiable Cost Allocations

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Be Prepared for Storm Season

October 2026 in Review: Pooches, Pumpkins, and Pizza

General Election 2026

Hashi Market Grand Opening Draws Regional and National Attention

Move Moore Challenge Brings Community Together Through Movement

Heat Advisory through Thursday, October 8

September in Review: Poolside Pumpkins to Teen Leaders

Mayor’s Monthly Chat at Cupertino Community Hall

August in Review: Camps, Concerts, and the Last Days of Summer Fun

Independent Audit Identifies Unjustified Costs in Sheriff Proposal

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