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Cupertino, a mid-sized suburb of San Jose, offers it's residents many community centers for recreation, such as the Sports Center, Senior Center, and Recreation Center.
Cupertino City Hall is located at 10300 Torre Avenue Cupertino, CA 95014-3202 Phone: 408-777-3200 FAX 408-777-3223
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Cupertino Education
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Cupertino’s elementary schools rank in the top 4% in the state of California and the high schools are also excellent. Cupertino is also home to De Anza College, the largest community college in Santa Clara County.
Cupertino Union School District
10301 Vista Drive Cupertino, CA 95014 Phone: 408-252-3000
Santa Clara County Library - Cupertino Branch
10400 Torre Avenue, Cupertino CA 95014-3254 Phone: 408-446-1677
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Cupertino Employment
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Cupertino's location within Silicon Valley makes it a city with excellent opportunities for employment in the high tech industries present in the immediate area.
Cupertino exudes the essence of the high tech economy that drives it. Some employers in the area are technology icons, such as Apple Computer and Hewlett-Packard.
Cupertino boasts its shares of computer companies, but small businesses also play a part in the economic makeup of the city with many economic and job opportunities existing in smaller businesses in the fields of services, restaurants, and sales.
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Cupertino History
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Cupertino, founded during the 1776 expedition led by the Spanish explorer, Captain Juan Bautista de Anza. Starting in Sonora, Mexico, De Anza led a group up the coast of California to establish a presidio (fort) on the San Francisco Bay. The village of Cupertino was originally called West Side, but by 1898, the post office at the Crossroads needed a more distinguishing name for the town. John T. Doyle, a lawyer and historian from San Francisco, had a winery named Cupertino. The West Side Crossroads and the post office were renamed to Cupertino in 1904 and Cupertino became Santa Clara County's 13th City on October 10, 1955.
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Cupertino Housing
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The Cupertino real state market is generally more upscale than in some of its neighboring cities and communities. Cupertino offers a more suburban feeling including mature trees and established neighborhood shopping centers. It is home to more established families who are also mature. Homeowners outnumber apartment dwellers in Cupertino. The average house value in Cupertino is $417,396.
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Cupertino News
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Search for "Cupertino CA" - Maxine Sherman - ZanesvilleTimesRecorder.com
| PINOLE, CA: Maxine Sherman, 88, of Pinole, CA, passed away Monday, February 22, 2010. |
- Ground Water Awareness Week Highlights the Need to Protect Santa... - PRWeb
| San Jose, CA -- Groundwater, stored in the aquifer, is the most critical local asset for ensuring water supplies now and in the future. |
- Ducati 848 Takes Five of the Top Twenty Spots at Daytona - 2WF.com
| Cupertino, Calif. Ducati is proud to announce that in its AMA Pro Racing debut, the Ducati 848 Superbike proved to be an extremely fast and reliable contender. |
- Even More From This Past Weekend's Various Races - Roadracing World
| From a press release issued by Ducati North America: THE DUCATI 848 TAKES FIVE OF THE TOP TWENTY SPOTS IN DAYTONA Cupertino, Calif. |
- Video Game News: New Splinter Cell coming to iPhone - 39 Minutes Ago - GamePro
| Gameloft has just released a teaser image for its next title, a Splinter Cell game currently dubbed simply "Sam's Next Mission." Based on the artwork, it's clearly an extension of the Conviction brand. |
- Million-Dollar Homes Sales in South Bay Drop in January, Coldwell... - PR.com
| San Jose, CA, February 24, 2010 -- -- Sales of million-dollar homes in Santa Clara County declined sharply in January from December and a year ago, although the median sale price edged higher, according to Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage, the Bay Area's leading provider of luxury real estate services. |
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Cupertino Recreation
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The City of Cupertino owns a total of 150.8 acres of park land including ten neighborhood parks and four special purpose parks. Recreational facilities include historical buildings, lighted sports fields & tennis courts, an amphitheater, large picnic areas for groups, and five recreational facilities with over 50,000 square feet of of total indoor activity space.
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Cupertino Weather
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