CITY OF CUPERTINO SALES TAX UPDATE

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Q3 2019*

Q3 2020*

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$0

$400,000

$800,000

$1,200,000

$1,600,000

$2,000,000

$2,400,000

$2,800,000

SALES TAX BY MAJOR BUSINESS GROUP*Allocation aberrations have been adjusted to reflect sales activity

Autosand

Transportation

Buildingand

Construction

Fuel andServiceStations

Foodand

Drugs

GeneralConsumer

Goods

Restaurantsand

Hotels

Countyand State

Pools

TOP 25 PRODUCERSCITY OF CUPERTINO HIGHLIGHTS

Published by HdL Companies in Winter 2021

99 Ranch MarketAlexander’s Steak HouseAppleArgonaut Window & DoorCalifornia Dental ArtsChevronCloud Trekkers TechnologiesHuawei TechnologiesInsight DirectInsight Public SectorLazy Dog CafeMirapathPrecor Home FitnessRotten Robbie

SafewaySeagate TechnologyShane CompanyStein MartSummerwinds Garden CentersTargetTJ MaxxTrail Head CycleryValeroWhole Foods MarketYamagamis Nursery

SALES TAX UPDATECITY OF CUPERTINO

3Q 2020 (JULY - SEPTEMBER)

Cupertino’s receipts from July through September were 41.8% above the third sales period in 2019. Excluding reporting aberrations, actual sales were up 43.2%.

The poor performances prompted by the ongoing pandemic was hidden by the continued surge in online sales as in-person restrictions lead customers to online options. These surges are expected to be a temporary spike.

Remote workers and capacity restrictions continue to have a negative impact on restaurants; casual dining dropped 51%. The pandemic hit general consumer goods harder than the statewide averages with a spike in sporting goods

helping to offset the declines.

The lack of commuters and lower prices at the pump were the cause of the 54% decline in fuel-service stations. A reporting change in building-construction resulted in a decline in that group.

Net of aberrations, taxable sales for all of Santa Clara County grew 2.7% over the comparable time period; the Bay Area was down 5.8%.

TOTAL:

TOTAL: $ 12,984,858

43.2% 2.7% -0.9%

COUNTY STATE

CUPERTINO

3Q2020

Q3 '20*CupertinoBusiness Type Change Change Change

County HdL State

-37.9%-44.2%-51.1% 173.9 Casual Dining

7.1%-1.0%-12.7% 82.9 Grocery Stores

-29.0%-39.7%-54.3% 74.9 Service Stations

-14.2%-25.7%-28.4% 52.2 Fast-Casual Restaurants

-10.3%-29.2%-24.1% 49.3 Quick-Service Restaurants

-11.4%-14.6%0.1% 32.8 Electrical Equipment

22.0%2.4%86.2% 28.8 Sporting Goods/Bike Stores

-8.6%-25.0%-18.4% 27.4 Specialty Stores

-3.5%-18.5%-40.2% 21.1 Home Furnishings

-0.5%-12.4%-21.4% 15.5 Drug Stores

*Allocation aberrations have been adjusted to reflect sales activity *In thousands of dollars

REVENUE BY BUSINESS GROUP

Cupertino This Quarter*

7%Others

21%Pools

72%Bus./Ind.

*ADJUSTED FORECONOMIC DATA

SALES TAX UPDATECITY OF CUPERTINO

TOP NON-CONFIDENTIAL BUSINESS TYPES

3Q 2020

STATEWIDE RESULTS

The local one-cent sales and use tax from sales occurring July through September was 0.9% lower than the same quarter one year ago after factoring for accounting anomalies. The losses were primarily concentrated in coastal regions and communities popular with tourists while much of inland California including the San Joaquin Valley, Sacramento region and Inland Empire exhibited gains.

Generally, declining receipts from fuel sales, brick and mortar retail and restaurants were the primary factors leading to this quarter’s overall decrease. The losses were largely offset by a continuing acceleration in online shopping that produced huge gains in the county use tax pools where tax revenues from purchases shipped from out-of-state are allocated and in revenues allocated to jurisdictions with in-state fulfillment centers and order desks.

Additional gains came from a generally solid quarter for autos, RV’s, food-drugs, sporting goods, discount warehouses, building material suppliers and home improvement purchases. Some categories of agricultural and medical supplies/ equipment also did well.

Although the slight decline in comparable third quarter receipts reflected a significant recovery from the immediate previous period’s deep decline, new coronavirus surges and reinstated restrictions from 2020’s Thanksgiving and Christmas gatherings compounded by smaller federal stimulus programs suggest more significant drops in forthcoming revenues from December through March sales.

Additionally, the past few quarter’s gains in county pool receipts that were generated by the shift to online shopping plus last

year’s implementation of the Wayfair v. South Dakota Supreme Court decision will level out after the first quarter of 2021.

Much of the initial demand for computers and equipment to accommodate home schooling and remote workplaces has been satisfied. Manufacturers are also reporting that absenteeism, sanitation protocols, inventory and imported parts shortages have reduced production capacity that will not be regained until mass vaccines have been completed, probably by the fall of 2021.

Significant recovery is not anticipated until 2021-22 with full recovery dependent on the specific character and make up

of each jurisdiction’s tax base. Part of the recovery will be a shift back to non-taxable services and activities. Limited to access because of pandemic restrictions, consumers spent 72% less on services during the third quarter and used the savings to buy taxable goods.

Full recovery may also look different than before the pandemic. Recent surveys find that 3 out of 4 consumers have discovered new online alternatives and half expect to continue these habits which suggests that the part of the recent shift of revenues allocated through countywide use tax pools and industrial distribution centers rather than stores will become permanent.

Upcoming Draft Agenda Items

CITY OF CUPERTINO

City Council

Tuesday, February 16, 2021

Study SessionStudy Session

21-8747 Subject: Study Session to compare standards for mixed-use developments

and high density residential guidelines with other cities

Ceremonial Matters & Presentations

21-8665 Subject: Certificates of Appreciation to the Cupertino Citizen Corps for

their response and support of the COVID-19 Test Sites

Consent Calendar

20-8547 Subject: Approve the February 2 City Council minutes

20-8589 Subject: Approve the January 25 City Council minutes

20-8590 Subject: Approve the January 26 City Council minutes

21-8679 Subject: Accept Accounts Payable for the period ending December 07,

2020


2020


2020

Public Hearings

20-8513 Subject: Modification to a Use Permit (insert # here), to allow non-retail

uses at an existing mixed use development. Application No(s).:

M-2020-002; Applicant(s): Catherine Chen (Cupertino Adobe, LLC);

Location: 20132 Stevens Creek Boulevard APN#369-56-001

20-8545 Subject: Transition from Level of Service (LOS) to Vehicle Miles Traveled

(VMT) for determination of transportation impacts under the California

Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), as required by Senate Bill (SB) 743;

Municipal Code Amendment

21-8731 Subject: Adopt Resolution No. 21-xxx approving correction to Building

Fee Schedule D - Standard Comm. Foundation with Podium.

Reports by Council and Staff (10 Minutes)

20-8401 Subject: CUSD collaboration discussion update

20-8557 Subject: City Manager update on emergency response efforts

21-8722 Subject: COVID-19 Fiscal Impact Update

20-8561 Subject: Report on Committee assignments

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Wednesday, January 27, 2021

Tuesday, March 2, 2021

Ceremonial Matters & PresentationsCeremonial Matters & Presentations

21-8666 Subject: Proclamation proclaiming March as American Red Cross Month

and presentation from the American Red Cross regarding local activities

Consent Calendar

20-8548 Subject: Approve the February 16 City Council minutes

Second Reading of Ordinances



Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), as required by Senate Bill (SB) 743



Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), as required by Senate Bill (SB) 743;

Second reading of Municipal Code Amendment

Public Hearings

21-8630 Subject: Approving City of Cupertino 2020 Transportation Impact Fee

Nexus Study Update, increasing the Transportation Impact Fees, and

amending Schedule B of the 2020-21 Fee Schedule to incorporate the

increased fees. (Continued from January 19)

20-8511 Subject: General Plan Amendment application to allow a change in Land

Use Designation from Low Density (1-5 DU/Ac.) to Low/Medium Density

(5-10 DU/Ac.). Applicant(s): Yan Sun; Application No(s).:

GPAAuth-2020-001; Location: 19820 Homestead Road APN# 316-04-064

Ordinances and Action Items

21-8724 Subject: Consider Alternatives for the Cupertino Water System,

Consideration of the Lease and Sale of Water Systems


20-8562 Subject: Report on Committee assignments

20-8558 Subject: City Manager update on emergency response efforts


Upcoming Draft Agenda Items

CITY OF CUPERTINO

City Council

Date to be Determined

Study SessionStudy Session

17-3360 Subject: Annual Placeholder for 2nd meeting in May - Budget Study

Session

17-3361 Subject: Annual Placeholder for 2nd meeting in February - Study Session

on Council Work Program for fiscal year

19-5827 Subject: Study Session on the process to review development applications

and determine consistency with the General Plan policies and Zoning

Code regulations. (Chao/Paul added 7/16/19).

19-5915 Subject: Study Session regarding potential voluntary community benefits

that would advance General Plan policies (Chao/Willey added 7/16/19).

19-6198 Subject: Placeholder for amending fee schedule (April 2020), including an

increase on the retrieval of temporary signs picked up from right of way

(real estate and/or political signs)

19-6264 Subject: Study Session regarding status of the Objective Standards

Update to General Plan and Zoning Ordinance FY-2019-2020 Work

Program Item (Application No.: CP-2019-03; Applicant: City of Cupertino;

Location: City-wide), provide direction to staff (continued from 10/1/19).

SPECIAL MEETING?

19-6267 Subject: Study Session to look at the Environmental Review Committee

(ERC) scope and amend the Cupertino Municipal Code to reflect the

additional scope (Paul/Chao 8/6/19), (Paul/Scharf 10/1/19).

19-6284 Subject: Study session regarding potential ordinance updates/cleanup on

banning gas powered lawn equipment (Paul/Chao added on 8/6/19).

19-6347 Subject: Discussion of De Anza student housing issues (Scharf/Chao

added 10/15/19).

19-6767 Subject: Study Session on easements (Scharf added 12/17/19)

19-6769 Subject: Study Session on housing with concurrent draft survey

(Willey/Scharf added 12/17/19)

20-7303 Subject: Continued Study Session on Density Bonus Law (Chao/Scharf

added 4/7/20)

20-7774 Subject: Fiber Optics Wireless Master Plan

19-6595 Subject: Study Session on Apple's bay area affordable housing projects

(Willey/Paul added on 11/19/19).



21-8727 Subject: Study session on motorized mobile vending

21-8728 Subject: Study session on 5G small cell networks

Council Goal Setting

19-6496 Subject: Work Program update

19-6274 Subject: Annual Placeholder - Council Goal Setting (late Feb)

Ceremonial Matters & Presentations

19-6199 Subject: Annual placeholder to present proclamation declaring one week

in May as National Public Works Week

18-4445 Subject: Annual Placeholder for second meeting in September -

Proclamation declaring the 2nd week in October as Code Enforcement

Officer Appreciation Week.

Consent Calendar

17-3362 Subject: Annual Placeholder for first meeting in March - Approve the

City Work Program for fiscal year ______

17-3363 Subject: Annual Placeholder for first meeting in June in even-numbered

years - Call an election for Councilmembers

19-6290 Subject: Award of the McClellan Road Separated Bikeway Phase 3 (De

Anza Blvd/Pacifica/McClellan Intersection modifications) project

19-6295 Subject: Award of the City Bridge Maintenance Repairs

19-6296 Subject: Award of the Regnart Road Improvements Phase 1 project

20-8520 Subject: Review existing policy for naming public buildings, donation,

and recognition strategies (Chao/Scharf added 12/1/20).

Public Hearings

20-7772 Subject: City of Cupertino Assessment of Fair Housing (AFH)

20-7881 Subject: Municipal Code Amendment to allow for updates to Chapter

19.104, Signs. Application No(s): MCA-2020-003; Applicant(s): City of

Cupertino; Location: Citywide

20-8112 Subject: Consider a municipal code amendment for balconies and R1

objective standards (Chao/Scharf 8/18/20, Moore/Willey 1/19/21)

15-0973 Subject: HOC setback requirements

Ordinances and Action Items

19-5786 Subject: Neighborhood Community Garden Selection/Program Criteria

18-4699 Subject: Annual Placeholder for 1st or 2nd meeting in January - Council

Committee appointments

19-6291 Subject: Award of the Bike Boulevard Improvements (Phases 1-3)

20-8202 Subject: Amendment to Funding Agreement Between the City of

Cupertino and Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) and

Request for Additional Funding for the I-280/Wolfe Road Interchange

Improvement Project



20-8323 Subject: Municipal Code Amendments related to Temporary Signs

(Willey/Scharf added 10/20/20)

20-8438 Subject: Municipal Code Amendment to expand the scope of the Housing

Commission to include social services

20-8519 Subject: Discussion regarding nonprofit funding as a budget line item

(Chao/Scharf added 12/1/20).

20-7344 Subject: Discuss the City's position on development (Willey/Chao added

4/22/20)

20-7609 Subject: Consider Establishing Library Field as a City Park (Chao/Scharf

added 5/19/20)

20-7671 Subject: Revisit establishing a transportation commission before the start

of the annual commission recruitment cycle in September (Chao/Paul

added 6/2/20) *

19-6771 Subject: Via Pilot Shuttle and AB 5 Update

20-7212 Subject: RV parking ordinance

20-7233 Subject: Sales tax for 2022

20-7234 Subject: Transient occupancy tax (TOT) increase for 2022

19-6712 Subject: Take position on PG&E regarding separate district


21-8732 Subject: City of Cupertino 2020 Transportation Impact Fee Nexus Study

Update, increasing the Transportation Impact Fees, and amending

Schedule B of the 2020-21 Fee Schedule to incorporate the increased fees

(original agenda date Dec 1)

19-5610 Subject: City Hall Update


Santa Clara County Office of the Sheriff Weekly Activity Summary 1/11/2021 – 1/17/2021

CUPERTINO

PATROL ACTIVITY SUMMARY DATE BEAT ACTIVITY COMMENTS

1/11 C9 Vehicle Tampering, Grand Theft

Between 12/21 and 12/28, unknown suspect(s) tampered with a vehicle parked in the 10000 block of Farallone Drive and stole a catalytic converter for a total loss of about $3,400.

1/11 C9 Grand Theft Between 1/2 and 1/9, unknown suspect(s) stole a catalytic converter from a vehicle parked at the Podium Apartments on Torre Avenue for a total loss of about $1,600.

1/11 C4 Vandalism Between 5:00 PM on 1/8 and 10:12 AM on 1/11, unknown suspect(s) vandalized Lawson Middle School on Vista Drive with graffiti. The total amount of damage is estimated at under $400.

1/11 C9 Commercial Burglary

Between 10:50 PM on 1/10 and 7:36 AM on 1/11, unknown suspect(s) broke a lock, entered a storage area in the parking garage for the Juniper Hotel on S. De Anza Boulevard, and stole a drain cleaning auger and seven televisions for a total loss of about $11,200.

1/11 C7 Identity Theft On 1/11, the victim discovered unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s personal information to obtain credit accounts for an unknown total loss. The victim lives in Cupertino.

1/11 C9

Commercial Burglary, Possession of Burglary

Tools, and Imitation Firearm ARREST

At 2:00 AM, deputies stopped a motorist at Stern and Loree Avenues for a traffic violation. An investigation revealed the suspect driver just burglarized the Eureka restaurant at Main Street Cupertino and was in possession of electronic tablets, gift cards and liquor bottles stolen from the restaurant. The suspect was also in possession of burglary tools and an imitation firearm. The suspect was arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/12 C9 Petty Theft

Between 3:00 PM and 5:50 PM, the suspect entered the backyard of a residence in the 10000 block of Johnson Avenue and stole a pressure washer for a total loss of about $165. The suspect is known and at large.

1/12 C2 Attempted Residential Burglary

At 6:30 PM, unknown suspect(s) attempted to enter a residence in the 10000 block of Madera Drive by breaking a rear sliding glass door, but quickly fled the scene without gaining entry when the victim yelled at the suspect(s).

1/13 C4 Vandalism Between 5:00 PM on 1/12 and 9:30 AM on 1/13, unknown suspect(s) vandalized Lawson Middle School on Vista Drive with graffiti. The total amount of damage was about $525.

1/13 C9

Possession of a Controlled Substance and Drug

Paraphernalia ARREST

At 12:45 AM, deputies contacted a pedestrian at Stevens Creek and S. De Anza Boulevards. An investigation revealed the suspect was in possession of Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, in violation of the suspect’s probation terms. The suspect was cited and released.


1/13 C9

Possession of Stolen Property, a Controlled Substance and Drug


At 2:44 AM, deputies contacted suspicious persons in and around a vehicle in the Juniper Hotel parking garage on S. De Anza Boulevard. An investigation resulted in the arrest of one suspect for two outstanding warrants. That suspect was booked into Main Jail. Further investigation revealed two other suspects at the scene were in possession of stolen property, a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. Those suspects were cited and released.

1/13 C5 Vehicle Tampering Between 5:50 AM and 4:47 PM, unknown suspect(s) stole the front and rear license plates from a vehicle parked at Kaiser on N. Wolfe Road for a total loss of about $10.

1/13 C3 Shoplifting At 10:06 AM, two unknown suspects took about $802 of store merchandise without paying from Target in the Bottegas Cupertino shopping center on Stevens Creek Boulevard.

1/13 C4 Non-Injury Hit and Run Collision Occurred at 11:59 AM at Northglen Square and Northhurst Drive.

1/13 C5 Vehicle Burglary

Between 12:40 PM and 1:05 PM, an unknown suspect broke through a window of a vehicle parked at Main Street Cupertino on Stevens Creek Boulevard and took a bag containing computer equipment, earbuds, and passports for a total loss of about $310.

1/14 C9 Vandalism Between 12:00 PM on 1/13 and 2:30 PM on 1/14, unknown suspect(s) broke a window of a vehicle parked in the 10000 block of Yoshino Place. The total amount of damage was about $500.

1/14 C8 Residential Burglary At 1:17 AM, two unknown suspects entered the open garage of a residence in the 7500 block of Tiptoe Lane and stole computer hardware and a water heater for a total loss of about $260.

1/14 C4



At 3:44 AM, deputies stopped a motorist at Northpoint Way and Homestead Road for a traffic violation. An investigation revealed the suspect driver and passenger were in possession of Methamphetamine and drug paraphernalia, in violation of the suspect driver’s parole terms. The suspect driver also had an outstanding warrant. Both suspects were cited and released.

1/14 C7

Falsifying Public Records or Documents, Suspended DL,

Recovered License Plate ARREST

At 8:00 AM, deputies stopped a motorist at S. De Anza Boulevard and Prospect Road for a mechanical violation. An investigation revealed the suspect was driving with a suspended license in a vehicle with a license plate belonging to another vehicle. Further investigation revealed the suspect had two outstanding warrants and falsified a social security card belonging to someone else. The suspect was arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/14 C5 Non-Injury Collision Occurred at 1:26 PM at Stevens Creek Boulevard and Finch Avenue.

1/14 C9



At 4:02 PM, deputies stopped a bicyclist at S. Tantau Avenue and Stevens Creek Boulevard for traffic violations. An investigation revealed the suspect was in possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. The suspect was cited and released.

1/15 C9 Vandalism

Between 12:00 AM on 1/12 and 2:36 PM on 1/15, unknown suspect(s) vandalized holiday lights in the backyard of a residence in the 19000 block of La Mar Court. The total amount of damage was about $20.


1/15 C9 Stolen Vehicle Between 12:00 PM on 1/12 and 4:00 AM on 1/15, unknown suspect(s) stole a vehicle parked in the 10000 block of Calvert Drive. The vehicle had an approximate value of $3,000.

1/15 C4 Vandalism

Between 11:00 PM on 1/14 and 7:00 AM on 1/15, unknown suspect(s) vandalized Lawson Middle School on Vista Drive with graffiti of obscene words. The total amount of damage was about $2,000.

1/15 C9 Recovered Stolen Vehicle

At 2:39 AM, deputies recovered a vehicle, previously stolen from Santa Cruz, parked at the Verona condominium complex on Stevens Creek Boulevard. The suspect(s) are unknown and at large.

1/15 C8

Public Intoxication, Battery on Medical Personnel, Possession of Inhalant

ARREST

At 10:48 AM, deputies responded to a public safety assistance call near CVS in the McClellan Square shopping center on S. De Anza Boulevard on report of subject slumped over in a vehicle shaking. An investigation revealed the suspect became combative, hit medical personnel, was in possession of a nitrous oxide inhalant and was unable to care for herself due to being under the influence of the intoxicating substance. The suspect was cited and medically released.

1/15 C7 Residential Burglary Between 1:00 PM and 9:00 PM, unknown suspect(s) entered a residence in the 11000 block of Linda Vista Drive by breaking a rear sliding glass door and stole property for an unknown total loss.

1/15 C8

Public Intoxication, Resist Arrest,

Possession of Inhalant ARREST

At 3:36 PM, deputies responded to a welfare check request of a subject near Party City in the Cupertino Crossroads shopping center on Stevens Creek Boulevard. An investigation revealed the suspect returned to Cupertino after being arrested and released from the hospital and continued huffing. The suspect was again in possession of a nitrous oxide inhalant and unable to care for herself due to being under the influence of the intoxicating substance. The suspect resisted but was ultimately arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/15 C5 Shoplifting ARREST

At 9:45 PM, deputies responded to a shoplifting call at Target in the Main Street Cupertino shopping center on Stevens Creek Boulevard. An investigation revealed the suspect took about $211 of store merchandise without paying and had an outstanding warrant. The suspect was cited and released.

1/16 C7 Identity Theft

On 1/16, the victim received information indicating unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s personal information to apply for credit cards but was unsuccessful. The victim, who lives in Cupertino, did not suffer any monetary loss.

1/16 C9

DUI, Reckless Evading,

Possession of Controlled Substance ARREST

At 2:46 AM, deputies stopped a motorist at Bollinger Road and Miller Avenue for a mechanical violation, but upon approaching the vehicle the suspect driver took off and recklessly evaded until crashing. An investigation revealed the suspect driver was driving under the influence of alcohol and had an outstanding warrant. Further investigation revealed one suspect passenger also had an outstanding warrant, while another suspect passenger was in possession of a controlled substance. The suspect driver was arrested and booked into Main Jail, while the two suspect passengers were cited and released.


1/16 C5 Shoplifting ARREST

At 4:00 PM, deputies responded to a shoplifting call at Target in the Main Street Cupertino shopping center on Stevens Creek Boulevard. An investigation revealed the suspect took about $371 of store merchandise without paying. The suspect was cited and released.

1/17 C3 Possession of a Controlled

Substance ARREST

At 2:25 AM, deputies stopped a bicyclist at Stelling Road and Hazelbrook Drive for a traffic violation. An investigation revealed the suspect bicyclist was in possession of Methamphetamine, in violation of the suspect’s probation terms. The suspect was cited and released.

1/17 C9

DUI, Unlicensed Driver,

Open Container ARREST

At 4:33 AM, deputies stopped a motorist at Cold Harbor Avenue and Wintergreen Drive for a mechanical violation. An investigation revealed the suspect driver was driving under the influence of alcohol without a valid license and had an open container of alcohol in the vehicle. The suspect was arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/17 C7

Public Intoxication, Resist Arrest,

Possession of Inhalant ARREST

At 1:08 PM, deputies responded to a welfare check request in the 1000 block of November Drive on report of a disoriented subject running into the street. An investigation revealed the suspect, arrested twice before in the same week, was again in possession of a nitrous oxide inhalant and unable to care for herself due to being under the influence of the intoxicating substance. The suspect resisted but was ultimately arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/17 C9 Non-Injury Collision Occurred at 4:20 PM at Johnson Avenue and Bollinger Road.

Santa Clara County Office of the Sheriff Weekly Activity Summary 1/18/2021 – 1/24/2021

CUPERTINO


1/18 C9 Stolen Vehicle Between 4:00 PM on 1/4 and 4:00 PM on 1/13, unknown suspect(s) stole a vehicle parked at Wunderlich Drive and Johnson Avenue. The vehicle had an approximate value of $2,000.

1/18 C9 Stolen Vehicle

Between 11:30 AM on 1/13 and 12:00 PM on 1/15, unknown suspect(s) cut a locked chain link fence and stole a trailer from the West Valley Presbyterian Church on Bollinger Road. The trailer had an approximate value of $1,700.

1/18 C8 Residential Burglary

Between 1:30 PM on 1/16 and 8:12 PM on 1/18, unknown suspect(s) entered a residence in the 7600 block of Elderwood Court by breaking a rear sliding glass door and took an air purifier and a coin collection for a total loss of about $113.

1/18 C3 Petty Theft

Between 1:00 PM on 1/17 and 9:00 AM on 1/18, unknown suspect(s) stole an unsecured bicycle from the patio of ground floor apartment at the Forge Homestead Apartments on Forge Way for a total loss of about $600.

1/18 C3

Possession of Controlled Substance, Open

Container, False Tabs, Unlicensed Driver

ARREST

At 1:30 AM, deputies stopped a motorist at S. De Anza Boulevard and Alves Drive for a false registration tab. Further investigation revealed the suspect was in possession of a controlled substance, had an open container of Marijuana inside the vehicle, and was driving without a valid license. The suspect was cited and released.

1/18 C9 Theft by False Pretenses

Between 9:00 AM and 12:00 PM, the victim telephoned a number found online and called unknown suspect(s) who were representing Apple customer service. The victim ultimately allowed the suspect(s) remote access to her cellular phone, opened her bank application, and transferred money to the suspect(s) believing she would receive a new cellular phone in return. The victim never received the phone for a total loss of about $900. The victim lives in Cupertino.

1/18 C7 Vandalism At 10:08 AM, a shed was found vandalized with graffiti at Kennedy Middle School on Bubb Road. The total amount of damage was estimated at over $400.

1/18 C5 Vehicle Burglary

At 3:09 PM, unknown suspect(s) broke through a window of a vehicle parked near Alexander’s Steakhouse at Main Street Cupertino on Stevens Creek Boulevard. A backpack inside the vehicle was disturbed, but nothing was taken.

1/18 C5 Petty Theft

At 3:22 PM, unknown suspect(s) stole two diaper bags from the open trunk of a vehicle parked at the Cupertino Village shopping center on N. Wolfe Road while the victim tended to her child in the backseat of the vehicle for a total loss of about $475.

1/18 C8 Grand Theft Between 3:30 PM and 3:35 PM, unknown suspect(s) entered the open garage of a residence in the 7500 block of De Foe Drive and stole a bicycle for a total loss of about $975.

1/18 C5 Theft by Credit Card Between 7:00 PM and 8:00 PM, unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s credit card information to make fraudulent purchases for an unknown total loss. The victim lives in Cupertino.


1/18 C8 Felon in Possession of

Stun Gun ARREST

At 8:55 PM, deputies contacted the occupants of a suspicious vehicle parked at Bollinger Road and Vernie Court. An investigation revealed the suspect driver was a convicted felon in possession of a stun gun and the suspect passenger had an outstanding warrant. The suspect driver was cited and released, while the suspect passenger was arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/19 C7 Stolen Vehicle,

Vehicle Tampering, Vandalism

Between 5:00 PM on 1/18 and 9:00 AM on 1/19, unknown suspect(s) stole a vehicle left with keys inside it at Coach House Wine and Spirits on S. De Anza Boulevard. The value of the vehicle is unknown. The suspect(s) also tampered with two other vehicles parked at the liquor store, damaging the door locks and ignitions. The total amount of damage was about $3,000.

1/19 C9 Stolen Vehicle Between 10:15 PM on 1/18 and 11:50 AM on 1/19, unknown suspect(s) stole a scooter parked in the 10000 block of Finch Avenue. The value of the scooter is unknown.

1/19 C4 Non-Injury Hit and Run Collision Occurred at 4:35 PM at N. De Anza Boulevard and Lazaneo Drive.

1/19 C9 Possession of a Controlled

Substance ARREST

At 9:45 PM, deputies contacted the occupants of a suspicious vehicle at the 76 gas station on Stevens Creek Boulevard at Miller Avenue. An investigation revealed a suspect passenger in the vehicle was in possession of Heroin, in violation of the suspect’s probation terms. The suspect was cited and released.

1/20 C7 Identity Theft

Between 12/22 and 1/20, the victim received information indicating unknown suspect(s) used the victim’s personal information to access the victim’s bank account and conducted fraudulent transactions for an unknown total loss. The victim lives in Cupertino.

1/20 C9

Under the Influence and Possession of a Controlled

Substance and Drug Paraphernalia

ARREST

At 12:06 AM, deputies contacted the occupants of a stranded vehicle, blocking the bike lane at Miller Avenue and Stevens Creek Boulevard. An investigation revealed the suspect driver and passenger were under the influence and in possession of Heroin, in addition to drug paraphernalia, in violation of the suspects’ probation terms. Both suspects were arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/20 C8 Commercial Burglary At 3:03 AM, unknown suspects entered Easterly Hunan Cuisine on S. De Anza Boulevard after using a sledgehammer to break a glass door. Nothing was taken from the restaurant.

1/20 C9 Commercial Burglary, Vandalism

Between 3:15 AM and 5:48 PM, unknown suspect(s) entered a secured building at the Montebello condominium complex on Stevens Creek Boulevard using unknown means, pried open and damaged four multiunit mailbox banks and stole mail of an unknown value. The total amount of damage was about $1,800.

1/20 C3 Criminal Threats ARREST

At 12:06 PM, deputies responded to a disturbance call at T-Mobile in the Saich Way Station shopping center on Saich Way at Stevens Creek Boulevard. An investigation revealed the suspect made criminal threats towards the victim employee. The suspect was arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/20 C3 Recovered Stolen Vehicle At 1:34 PM, deputies recovered a vehicle, previously stolen from Texas, at Saich Way and Stevens Creek Boulevard. The suspect(s) are unknown and at large.


1/20 C9 Petty Theft At 2:11 PM, unknown suspects stole a mail package near the front door of a residence in the 19000 block of Howard Court for a total loss of about $152.

1/20 C5

Reckless Evading, False License Plate, Identity Theft, Possession of a Controlled

Substance and Drug Paraphernalia, Resist Arrest

ARREST

At 11:07 PM, deputies attempted to stop a motorist at N. Wolfe Road an Interstate 280 for a mechanical violation, but the suspect driver did not yield and recklessly evaded. Deputies eventually stopped the suspect vehicle and an investigation revealed the suspect was driving a vehicle with a fraudulent license plate while in possession of identity theft indicia, a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia. The suspect, who also had an outstanding warrant, resisted but was ultimately arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/21 C9 Grand Theft Between 5:00 PM on 1/15 and 1:00 PM on 1/21, unknown suspect(s) stole a catalytic converter from a vehicle parked at Barnhart and Culbertson Avenues for a total loss of about $4,000.

1/21 C3 Carjacking,

Assault with a Deadly Weapon, Robbery

At 12:32 PM, an unknown suspect carjacked the victim as she was getting into her vehicle near Rite Aid in the Homestead Square shopping center on Homestead Road. The suspect physically assaulted the victim and then hit her with the vehicle before fleeing the scene.

1/21 C3 Non-Injury Collision Occurred at 2:58 PM at Stevens Creek Boulevard and Bianchi Way.

1/21 C8 Commercial Burglary At 10:16 PM, an unknown suspect entered Staples on Stevens Creek Boulevard by breaking a glass door and stole four laptops for a total loss of about $2,240.

1/22 C5 Grand Theft

Between 8:00 PM on 1/21 and 6:00 AM on 1/22, unknown suspect(s) stole construction equipment and tools from the open bed of a truck parked at the Courtyard by Marriott hotel on N. Wolfe Road for a total loss of about $3,500.

1/22 C5 Commercial Burglary Between 8:59 PM and 9:05 PM, two unknown suspect(s) entered an Apple building on Forge Drive by breaking a window and stole computer equipment for a total loss of about $2,000.

1/22 C7

Vandalism, Criminal Threats, Assault Causing

Injury, Possession of Nitrous Oxide with

Intent to Inhale ARREST

At 9:28 PM, deputies responded to a disturbance call at a residence in the 7800 block of Creekline Drive. An investigation revealed the suspect was in possession of nitrous oxide and was huffing, became violent and struck the victim several times causing injury, broke the front door of the residence and made criminal threats. The total amount of damage is unknown. The suspect was arrested and booked into Main Jail.

1/23 C5 Petty Theft

Between 11:00 AM and 11:30 AM, unknown suspect(s) took a wallet from a purse while the victim shopped at 99 Ranch Market in the Cupertino Village shopping center on N. Wolfe Road for a total loss of about $365.

1/24 C9 Reckless Evading

At 1:12 AM, deputies attempted to stop a motorist at Bollinger Road and S. De Anza Boulevard for a traffic violation, but the suspect driver did not yield and recklessly evaded. The suspect(s) are unknown and at large.

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