Cinema in Silicon Valley faces an uncertain future with the closure of Camera 3, as well as the expected demise of BlueLight in Cupertino.
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Google Unveils Plan to Set Up Shop in Central San Jose—Will Downtown Ever Be the Same?
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Op-Ed: Water District’s Project Up for Bid Creates Flood Risks
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Cupertino School Board Candidate Admits Violent Past
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A Tale of Two Cities: Santa Clara and Cupertino
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City Considers Creating Security Camera Registry
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Honda, Khanna Advance to November Runoff
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Cupertino Councilman Barry Chang May Have Run Afoul of the Brown Act
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Erratic Behavior by Local Elected Officials a Mental Health Issue?
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A number of local elected officials have recently shown signs of unstable and unacceptable behavior in public life. All of these extreme actions indicate people dealing with mental-health related issues. That does not mean they are all mentally ill. Then again, the absence of a diagnosis is not the same as being “not sick.”
Read More 12It’s Hard Not to Love Election Season
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A political comic strip/hit-piece lampooning Cupertino Mayor Gilbert Wong was sent to 7,200 Cupertino voters over the weekend, just two days before the city’s election on Tuesday. Titled “The Adventures of Gilbert Wrong, Mayor of Cupertino,” the comic strip sets out four different scenarios in which Wong is contacted by a secretary with someone waiting to bend the mayor’s ear. Nonetheless, Wong was able to be re-elected as mayor.
Read More 7A Very Bad Day in Cupertino
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Cupertino is a very small city that borders San Jose on the western edge of its larger neighbor. It is an elite community that prides itself on its excellent schools, ethnic diversity and its agrarian heritage. Its biggest claim to fame remains that it is the corporate headquarters to the wealthiest company in the world, Apple.
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