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Cupertino Sports Center raises controversy
City officials view facility as potential center for the community, while many residents balk at the costs
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Many Cupertino residents view the aging sports center facility as a weight that has drained crucial money from the new library. For them, the code-deficient building represents the city's punishment for rushing into the purchase of a private structure built long before current regulations concerning handicapped access and seismic safety were in place. The city's government sees the matter differently. It has long held the goal of creating a gathering place for the community and believes the sports center acts as a key component in establishing one around Memorial Park. Together with the new senior center, the park, and the Quinlan Center, the sports facility offers citizens of Cupertino an opportunity to congregate and recreate, according to city representatives.
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News
Crime rate falls in Cupertino
Newly compiled statistics show that the numbers for most major crime categories have dropped or remained steady compared with last year's levels.
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News
Sheriffs arrest suspect in bike-theft spree
Officials discover stolen bicycles in transient man's camp near Wolfe Road.
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Community
Art and Wine Festival returns to Memorial Park
Annual festival to feature arts, crafts and food booths.
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