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Cupertino High student’s nonprofit acts globally, locally
In the year since Cupertino High School freshman Prajval Sharma founded Mysupportforkids Foundation, the nonprofit has supported those in need in India and closer to home. Prajval was inspired to c…
YMCA sees increased need for summer meal program
Families who rely on free or reduced-price school lunches find themselves caught short during the summer months, and this year the need is greater thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic. This where the YM…
Coronavirus: California to allow schools, gyms and bars to reopen as state moves to Phase 3
The state says it is up to individual counties to determine when to reopen certain segments of their local economies.
Santa Clara County, site of nation’s first COVID-19 death, reopens restaurants for outdoor dining
Bay Area restrictions ease; Contra Costa and San Mateo counties next up to go alfresco
Apple offering Covid-19 testing to staff returning to company’s headquarters
Apple Inc. employees heading back to work at the company’s headquarters in Silicon Valley will face new realities in the Covid-19 era, such as optional testing for the virus, closed kitchens and a …
Watch: Santa Clara County Public Health Department gives updates on COVID-19 and changes in outdoor dining, June 5
Santa Clara County Public Health Department gives updates on COVID-19 and changes in outdoor dining.
Coronavirus: Are kids as safe as we thought?
As schools prepare to reopen their doors, researchers are racing to understand the mysterious ways the novel coronavirus affects children.
Santa Clara County slow to expand contact tracing, supervisors voice concerns
“I just think we need to be very clear that the vetting process has to be thorough enough.”
Coming in this week's Courier: De Anza’s student art show makes its online debut. https://bayareane.ws/2XqWx2i
Coronavirus: California nearing 120,000 cases
The number of people with COVID-19 continues to climb but could it be due to increased testing?
Holmes named De Anza College’s 4th president
Lloyd A. Holmes, a veteran educator with a track record of removing barriers to student success, was named as the fourth president of De Anza College. He starts his new job July 1. The Foothill-De …
Poll: Most Californians don’t support easing restrictions amid COVID-19 pandemic
Nearly half of the state’s residents think the worst of the COVID-19 pandemic is still to come.
Coronavirus: Number of confirmed cases slows in Bay Area
The death came in Contra Costa County, which added on to its death toll to bring the total back to 38.
After months of complaints, Cupertino homeless camp to get a bathroom
Months after new homeless camps formed along Wolfe Road, city leaders are working to provide the residents with a bathroom and trash pick-up.
Here's what you need to know about curfews in force on Wednesday night.
More Bay Area cities are imposing restrictions following days of protests, violence and looting.
Watch: Santa Clara County Public Health Department gives updates on COVID-19 and changes in the stay-at-home order, June 3
Santa Clara County Public Health Department gives updates on COVID-19.
Coronavirus: Another death in Santa Clara, Alameda counties
Santa Clara County has recorded 143 deaths since the pandemic started, the most in the 10-county Bay Area, while Alameda County has recorded the most cases with more than 3,500.
More changes to Santa Clara County’s stay-at-home still weeks away, health officials say
Health Officer Dr. Sara Cody stopped short of giving a clear timeline for which businesses and sectors could be next to reopen.
Santa Clara County to allow outdoor dining and religious services, in-store shopping
The new shelter-in-place order will take effect Friday with host of new changes, according to several county sources.
A tent city in Cupertino: Wealthy tech capital grapples with new homeless camp
In the midst of the coronavirus pandemic, a new homeless camp has sprung up on a main Cupertino thoroughfare — posing a tricky problem for city officials.
Big Cupertino apartment complex is scooped up by large investor
A purchase of Gardens of Fontainbleu Apartments in Cupertino suggests plenty of interest remains in choice Silicon Valley properties, despite grim economic effects unleashed by government-imposed s…
Coronavirus: Experts say California colleges should considering moving the fall calendar (but not in the direction you think)
Moving the fall instruction calendar up would allow the semester to conclude in November and keep students home during a potential second wave of coronavirus.
De Anza’s student art show makes its online debut
By Jon Huang De Anza College’s Student Art Show is online for the first time, thanks to the campus’s closure during the COVID-19 pandemic. The annual showcase is usually exhibited on campus at De A…
After 100,000 coronavirus cases, it’s clearer where Californians are getting infected
As communities begin lifting restrictions on churches, schools and other large gatherings, the state’s major outbreaks offer clues to where health measures are most needed going forward.
Coronavirus: With diverging county rules, Bay Area enters shelter-in-place chaos
While some counties moved Friday toward opening for business by mid-summer, others are staying conservative, and locked down.
H-1B visa: Premium processing for applications to resume next month
Service, which costs $1,440 for a 15-calendar-days turnaround, has been suspended for a time every year since 2017.
Cupertino community briefs for the week of June 5
City compost site reopens Cupertino reopened its compost site to residents for free pickup on May 29 at 8 a.m. The compost site, located at 12100 Stevens Canyon Road, will be open on Fridays and Sa…
Watch: Santa Clara County Public Health Department gives updates on COVID-19, May 29
Santa Clara County Public Health Department gives updates on COVID-19.
Coming in this week's Courier: Local churches team up to distribute 2 million face masks https://bayareane.ws/36w2zlr
Coronavirus by the numbers: Where does the Bay Area stand amid the pandemic?
The Bay Area News Group is collecting and analyzing data from local health departments in each of California’s 58 counties daily to track COVID-19 cases, deaths, testing, hospitalizations and other metrics that can help us understand how the virus is spreading, and whether we are controlling its d...
Coronavirus cases edge up in Bay Area, one new death recorded
Alameda County surpassed 3,000 cases Wednesday, the most in the Bay Area, while Santa Clara County remains home to the most deaths.
Cupertino community briefs for the week of May 29
Cupertino student in playwrights fest Cupertino High School sophomore Tiffany Liu is one of four winners of this year’s Young Playwrights Contest, held by San Francisco-based PlayGround. Liu’s shor…
Watch: Santa Clara County Public Health Department’s coronavirus update, May 27
On Wednesday, Dr. Sara Cody will discuss the progress Santa Clara County has made in the fight against coronavirus.
Coronavirus: California nears 100,000 total cases
California neared 100,000 total cases Wednesday as average daily deaths fell to their lowest point since mid-April.
Santa Clara County said it needed 700 contact tracers. It has hired 50
The county trails its neighbors in building out a robust contact tracing workforce and remains far from Gov. Newsom’s goal.
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