June 22, 2022 Breaking – Cupertino City Manager resigns
Cupertino Matters Breaking – City Manager Jim Throop Resigns Last night, after a disastrous city council meeting, chaired by Vice-Mayor Liang Chao, Cupertino City Manager Jim Throop submitted his resignation. Throop came on board on January 3, 2022. His...June 21, 2022 Newsletter
Cupertino Matters TONIGHT-City Council, June 21, 6:45 Regular, 5:30 Study RECAP- Planning Commission, June 14, 6:45 p.m. The temperature today is a reminder that this is the first day of summer. The Juneteenth federal holiday, established in 2021, had mixed...June 14, 2022 Newsletter
Cupertino Matters Budget approved UPCOMING – Planning Commission, June 14, 6:45 p.m. RECAP-City Council, June 7 and June 9 The turnout for the primary election on June 7 was abysmal. Only 33% of eligible voters cast ballots, despite the ease of vote-by-mail...June 7, 2022 Newsletter
Cupertino Matters The Rise / Vallco SB 35 approved TONIGHT-City Council, June 7, 6:45 Regular, 5:30 Study RECAP- Vallco SB35 update -City Council, May 31, 6 p.m. Summer break is here! The Parks and Recreation Department has a full slate of concerts at Memorial Park,...
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