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More than half of Santa Clara County’s unhoused population is homeless for the first time
10/06/2025

More than half of Santa Clara County’s unhoused population is homeless for the first time

83% of those surveyed during the “point-in-time” count lived in the county before becoming homeless.

Cupertino awards recognize extra steps taken
10/05/2025

Cupertino awards recognize extra steps taken

CREST winners to be feted Oct. 29 at Community Service Awards Ceremony.

Cupertino-Toyokawa Sister Cities marks third-generation exchange
10/05/2025

Cupertino-Toyokawa Sister Cities marks third-generation exchange

Group throws Oct. 3 welcome dinner for Japanese students in this year’s delegation.

This bill has been hailed a ‘landmark’ victory for California YIMBYs. But it only narrowly escaped defeat
10/04/2025

This bill has been hailed a ‘landmark’ victory for California YIMBYs. But it only narrowly escaped defeat

Sen. Scott Wiener’s bill survived more than a dozen amendments, two hostile committee chairs and a near-failure on the Senate floor, showcasing both his persistence and divisions among Democrats wh…

Apple takes down app that allows people to track and anonymously report sightings of ICE agents
10/03/2025

Apple takes down app that allows people to track and anonymously report sightings of ICE agents

ICEBlock, a free iPhone-only app lets users anonymously report and monitor activity by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers, was no longer available on Apple’s App Store as of Friday.…

Letters: Trump’s police state isn’t on anyone’s wish list
10/03/2025

Letters: Trump’s police state isn’t on anyone’s wish list

Also: Remove cameras | Becoming a despot | Obstructing views | Trump’s level | Party extremists. Mercury News reader letters to the editor for Oct. 3, 2025.

H-1B visa fees, tariffs, a stake in Intel? How Silicon Valley has fared under Trump
10/02/2025

H-1B visa fees, tariffs, a stake in Intel? How Silicon Valley has fared under Trump

President Trump’s policies have affected Nvidia, AMD and the rest of the tech industry differently. Some experts are worried about the effects on innovation.

Apple shelves Vision Headset revamp to prioritize Meta-like AI glasses
10/02/2025

Apple shelves Vision Headset revamp to prioritize Meta-like AI glasses

The company had been preparing a cheaper, lighter variant of its headset — code-named N100 — for release in 2027.

Study: Text reminders to South Bay public defender clients reduced jail time from court no-shows
10/01/2025

Study: Text reminders to South Bay public defender clients reduced jail time from court no-shows

Researchers at Stanford, Harvard, NYU piloted automated messaging to Santa Clara County defendants and achieved a 20% drop in bench warrants and pretrial incarceration.

South San Jose apartment complex bought for $100 million
10/01/2025

South San Jose apartment complex bought for $100 million

A San Jose apartment complex with hundreds of units has been bought by a major Bay Area real estate firm.

“Hopefully the rats are gone:” South Bay Whole Foods reopens after rodent infestation
09/30/2025

“Hopefully the rats are gone:” South Bay Whole Foods reopens after rodent infestation

Months after closing due to rodent infestation, the Cupertino store reopened to excitement – and some concern – from local shoppers.

Cupertino’s first-ever Restaurant Week celebrates city’s 70th
09/29/2025

Cupertino’s first-ever Restaurant Week celebrates city’s 70th

City was incorporated on Oct. 10, 1955.

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