Well, the truth has surfaced. For years, the Steve Scharf cult called "Better Cupertino" has ranted that folks like us who live on the west side of Cupertino wanted Vallco fixed because it was far from our homes. The cult got their way and killed Vallco. But what's happening now? There’s a proposal for upgrading the Oaks, and west side folks are in favor of it. We’d like to see vibrancy there and something new. We want new retail and hotels and housing. Yet the Steve Scharf c

Tomorrow evening, the City of Cupertino’s lecture series will feature a panel to discuss the state of the retail economy here in the Bay. This is especially important given that there are two failing malls here in Cupertino that have recently had development proposals put forth. EVENT: The City of Cupertino on Thursday, July 27 from 6:30 to 8:30 in the Cupertino Community Hall, 10350 Torre Avenue http://www.cupertino.org/our-city/city-news/speaker-series-and-special-events Th

Unbeknownst to many in Cupertino, the legal battle over Measure C continues. Despite the Initiative’s defeat last November, Better Cupertino exponents, including now-Council Member Steven Scharf, and Better Cupertino PAC President, Xiangchen Xu, quietly maintained an appeal of an August court ruling supporting the City Council’s ballot description of Measure C. However, with the collapse of Measure C at the polls, the substance of this appeal—largely a dispute over the correc