Editor’s Note: An earlier version incorrectly referred to sophomore Parssa Alimadad as "her." Alimadad identifies as "him." Along McClellan Rd., the words “Bike lane improvements coming soon”...

For a solid while in March, I thought I was “doomed” for UC Riverside. I had only applied to it (and UC Merced) as a safety school, and I thought it would be much better for me to go to any other UC...

On March 30, staff members from the City of Cupertino gathered with a crowd of over 100 citizens for a walk-along on the planned Regnart Creek Trail, a proposed trail project that could potentially encompass...

On March 23, the Cupertino Teen Center reopened after a nearly month-long renovation that included new TV and computer installments, repainted walls and refreshed room rearrangements. The event featured...

On Jan. 30, new Cupertino Mayor Steven Scharf took to the podium at the Quinlan Community Center to deliver the annual State of the City (SOTC) address, when the current mayor informs residents and city...

I’m gonna be honest. I went through a comparatively bizarre phase when I was completely obsessed with local politics. It started in September when I was assigned to cover the approval of the new Vallco...

On Dec. 6, mayor Darcy Paul and new city councilmembers Liang Chao and Jon Robert Willey were sworn in to the Cupertino City Council, surrounded by poinsettias on the dias podium and, for Chao and Willey,...

When I first told my mother about the smoke that had settled over the MVHS campus, the students whose faces were covered with masks and the many times I’d heard “what’s the AQI like now?” through...

On Sept. 19, the Cupertino City Council voted 3-2 to approve Sand Hill Property Co. (SHPC)’s Tier 2 Specific Plan to renovate the now-dead Vallco Mall. It will include 1,750,000 square feet of office...

n a flurry of tap-dancing and skirt-twirling, the Mexican folk dance group Ensamble Folclórico Colibrí took the stage on Sept. 14 as part of a Mexican Independence Day celebration involving all Spanish...