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Deputies search for witnesses in fatal Cupertino crash
Sheriff's detectives in Cupertino are looking for new witnesses in an October fatal car accident that left a 5-year-old boy dead.
Sunnyvale shorts: School janitor to be sentenced on porn charges
Former custodian James David Carroll, 60, who worked at various elementary schools in Santa Clara County, is scheduled to be sentenced on child pornography charges on Dec.
Cupertino, Sunnyvale schools decide not to administer H1N1 vaccines
Students in Cupertino and Sunnyvale won't receive the H1N1 vaccine at school. District officials from the Cupertino Union, Sunnyvale Elementary and Fremont Union High school districts said they will not be administering vaccines, citing logistical hurdles and numerous alternative options.
Cupertino library to add expanded area for teen patrons with
The Cupertino Library already sees heavy traffic from teens on a daily basis, and now library management wants to reward their loyal high school-age following with more space and improved services.
Blotter: Window of Mercedes smashed in Cupertino
Nov. 8, 5:45 p.m. Stevens Creek Boulevard. A suspect was arrested for trying to steal approximately $124 in property.
Opponents offer 3-phase plan to halt cement plant operations
With approval for a new five-year permit for Lehigh (formerly Kaiser) cement plant possibly drawing near, opponents of the pollutive facility in the Cupertino foothills are mounting a three-phase plan to halt operations.
Cyclist killed in traffic accident identified
Authorities have identified a bicyclist killed in a traffic accident as Wanju Yu, 74, of Cupertino.
Theater to reopen even as Cupertino's Oaks project stalls
The long dormant movie theater in the Oaks Shopping Center at 21275 Stevens Creek Blvd.
Cupertino council gets one new face, keeps two incumbents
The Cupertino City Council gets one new face following the Nov. 3 election, in which voters chose incumbents Orrin Mahoney and Mark Santoro and newcomer Barry Chang, who will take over for a termed-out Dolly Sandoval.
Blotter: Group of kids sleeping in Cupertino park; officers find marijuana
Nov. 1, 6:59 a.m. Stokes Avenue. A sheriff's deputy encountered a group of juvenile suspects sleeping in a park.
PG&E's SmartMeter rollout off to rough start
PG&E's $2.2 billion program to install 10 million "SmartMeters" on homes and businesses throughout California to better monitor energy consumption is off to a rough start.
Cupertino shorts: Car ignites, causes I-280 to shut down
All northbound lanes on Interstate 280 south of Wolfe Road were shut down for an hour on Nov.
Roadshow: Readers offer solutions to Bay Bridge problems
Q: The latest accident on the Bay Bridge got me thinking: We may be stuck with the S-curve on the bridge until the new span is completed in four more years, and nothing the CHP has done seems to slow drivers down.
Bicyclist Fatally Struck By Vehicle Near De Anza College
A bicyclist was struck and killed by a vehicle near De Anza College in Cupertino Tuesday morning, a Santa Clara County sheriff's sergeant said.
Cupertino says no to program to recoup funds borrowed by state
Cities statewide are deciding this month whether to sign up for a program allowing them to get back property tax revenues that the state is borrowing in its effort to balance California's budget or to wait until 2013 to be reimbursed with interest.
Cupertino school district recognized for making cuts where it counts
The Cupertino Union School District has saved $2 million since the 2004-2005 academic year with an aggressive energy-saving policy, and the Environmental Protection Agency has taken notice.
Fiery Crash Shuts NB Lanes On I-280 In Cupertino
All northbound lanes were back open on Interstate Highway 280 just south of Wolfe Road in Cupertino after a major crash involving an overturned utility truck that caught fire, according to the California Highway Patrol.
Cupertino shorts: Symphonic Band set to perform veterans tribute
The Cupertino Symphonic Band is scheduled to perform its annual Veterans Day Concert on Nov.
Santa Clara County reaches third settlement in case of deputy who ran over cyclists.
Santa Clara County has agreed to pay $800,000 to the father of Kristy Gough, the bicyclist killed in a traffic accident involving a sheriff's deputy.
Students canvass local parks to ask about dogs in Cupertino
Dogs off-leash or not? That's the big question a team of surveyors has been asking Cupertino park users in recent weeks as part of the city's second phase of collecting community feedback on a proposal to allow dogs off leash during set hours at four city parks.
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