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Cupertino Affordable Housing Project for Disabled Residents Faces Backlash
A plan to build one of Cupertino’s first 100 percent affordable housing projects, designed to support some of the community’s most vulnerable residents, has stirred opposition from neighbors concerned about safety and parking. The proposed project, located along Mary Avenue, aims to create 40 affordable homes on a 0.79-acre site. Out of these, 19 homes would be reserved for adults and families with children who have intellectual and developmental disabilities, while 20 u
Cupertino Affordable Housing Project for Disabled Residents Faces Backlash
A plan to build one of Cupertino’s first 100 percent affordable housing projects, designed to support some of the community’s most vulnerable residents, has stirred opposition from neighbors concerned about safety and parking. The proposed project, located along Mary Avenue, aims to create 40 affordable homes on a 0.79-acre site. Out of these, 19 homes would be reserved for adults and families with children who have intellectual and developmental disabilities, while 20 u
San Jose debate over Little Italy Way street renaming sparks strong opposition
San Jose’s Little Italy neighborhood, known for its deep cultural roots and Italian American history, is at the center of a heated dispute over a proposed street renaming. The City Council is preparing to vote on whether part of North Almaden Boulevard should be officially renamed “Little Italy Way,” but the plan has stirred frustration among property owners and confusion within the very nonprofit that has long championed the neighborhood’s heritage. The rena
San Jose debate over Little Italy Way street renaming sparks strong opposition
San Jose’s Little Italy neighborhood, known for its deep cultural roots and Italian American history, is at the center of a heated dispute over a proposed street renaming. The City Council is preparing to vote on whether part of North Almaden Boulevard should be officially renamed “Little Italy Way,” but the plan has stirred frustration among property owners and confusion within the very nonprofit that has long championed the neighborhood’s heritage. The rena
Community opposes Deer Park plan to replace bowling alley with self-storage site
A plan to demolish a longstanding bowling alley in Deer Park and replace it with a self-storage facility has drawn significant pushback from residents, many of whom voiced their opposition during a recent town planning board meeting. The proposed project would see the removal of Strike 10 Lanes, located at the corner of Long Island and Irving Avenues, and the construction of a two-story, 17,000-square-foot self-storage facility with a basement in its place. Residents described the
Community opposes Deer Park plan to replace bowling alley with self-storage site
A plan to demolish a longstanding bowling alley in Deer Park and replace it with a self-storage facility has drawn significant pushback from residents, many of whom voiced their opposition during a recent town planning board meeting. The proposed project would see the removal of Strike 10 Lanes, located at the corner of Long Island and Irving Avenues, and the construction of a two-story, 17,000-square-foot self-storage facility with a basement in its place. Residents described the









