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Mike Colter is set to star in the CBS legal drama 'Cupertino,' created by Robert and Michelle King, which is a Silicon Valley-based David vs Goliath story, pending a series order, with Colter playing a fired lawyer fighting against tech giants.
Apple contributed $4 million to fund a $124 million project to upgrade the I-280 and Wolfe Road interchange in Cupertino, aiming to alleviate traffic congestion caused by new housing developments and support the community, with construction scheduled from 2026 to 2029.
A 384-square-foot home in Cupertino, California, has hit the market for $1.7 million, attracting significant attention from developers despite its small size. The property's appeal lies in its potential for expansion, with the possibility of constructing a larger house on the 7,841-square-foot lot. The high demand for housing in the sought-after location, proximity to Silicon Valley's tech hubs, and the potential for significant returns through property development have contributed to the property's allure, making it a hot commodity in the real estate market.
A 384-square-foot house in Cupertino, lacking appliances and heating, has been listed for $1.7 million and sold within six days, drawing over 100 potential buyers. The appeal lies in the 7,800-square-foot lot it sits on, with the buyer intending to tear down and rebuild. The high demand for homes in Cupertino, close to tech jobs and good school districts, has led to soaring property prices and a trend of rebuilding new properties in the area.
A 24-year-old from Cupertino was among the four people killed in a hot air balloon crash in Arizona, which occurred after eight skydivers had exited the balloon. The crash resulted in three deaths at the hospital, one at the scene, and one person critically injured.
The Duke of Edinburgh, a traditional English pub in Cupertino, California, is facing the threat of redevelopment as plans for a five-story boutique hotel on the site loom. The pub, known for its authentic English ambiance and loyal patrons, has been a beloved community hangout for 40 years. While the Cupertino City Council approved the hotel plans in 2019, the pub has been granted a reprieve due to the impact of the pandemic on the hotel industry and rising interest rates. The Duke's owners and employees cherish the pub's tight-knit community and hope it can continue to be a constant presence in the area.