Three prominent Cupertino government buildings are set to switch to green energy as the city warms up to the idea of solar power.

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The late birmingham poet, writer and actor Benjamin Zephaniah will be the first person to receive the City of Birmingham Medal. Born and raised in Handsworth, Zephaniah went on to become one of ...

Benjamin Guerrero will serve on Schertz City Council through November 2026. (Courtesy Benjamin Guerrero) Benjamin Guerrero was officially sworn in as the new council member for Schertz City ...

Proprietor Nino Palazzotto has been at the helm of Cupertino’s NY Bagels and Deli for the past decade, but his story has a humble beginning. “I was hired as a ‘dough guy’ by the original owner, Walter ...

One of Cupertino’s top officials is leaving the city. City Attorney Christopher Jensen submitted his resignation Thursday and said “it has been a pleasure to work with everyone at the city ...

This display is causing controversy within the City Council, with a majority of ... Sam figure is a puppet of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu with blood on his hands.

Having agreed to a complex ceasefire in Gaza under pressure from the incoming US president, Donald Trump, Benjamin Netanyahu now confronts a range of international and domestic challenges.

The members of Black Sabbath are set to be given the honorary award, and revolutionary poet, writer and musician Benjamin Zephaniah is to be posthumously awarded the City of Birmingham Medal.

They must have been short of fat people in those days’ Christopher Benjamin, who has died aged 90, was a portly character actor who combined subtlety with old-school exuberance, his bonhomous ...

Benjamin first appeared on Doctor Who in 1970, playing Sir Keith Gold in the serial “Inferno.” He returned to the production in 1977 as Henry Gordon Jago for the serial “The Talons of Weng ...

Birmingham City Council is considering giving city honours to local music legends Black Sabbath and Benjamin Zephaniah. According to the BBC, on Tuesday January 28 the council is due to discuss a ...