Everyone has a family history – some they know and some they have yet to discover. The surging popularity of genealogy research is encouraging more people than ever to find out more about their ancestors and how their actions and decisions affect who we are today.

The Spookmobile is coming your way this October. Are you brave enough to venture in?

See the winners here!

Tuesday, September 25 is National Voter Registration Day!

Get lost in a wonderful adventure. If you enjoy the first book, read the whole series! Here are three great series…

Santa Clara County Library District’s new outreach pool of electric vehicles to bring books, movies, fun and imagination from our libraries to the community. Four shiny new Go Go Biblios are making their way to their new homes at Cupertino, Los Altos and Saratoga libraries, with a fourth...

Access your favorite magazine using Flipster.

Pick up some cool books about ice cream at your library.

After she left Tahiti, the fire goddess Pele sailed to the island of Hawaii and decided that her home would be in Mount Kilauea at the Halemaumau crater. 

Cupertino Library is adding new service hours Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays beginning June 1, 2018

Need to apply for or renew your passport? Milpitas and Cupertino Libraries are now accepting passport applications. Apply online at www.sccl.org/passport

Come see how easy the OverDrive and Libby apps are for browsing and borrowing ebooks and audiobooks on multiple devices!

Milo, a fishing guide, is about to be eaten by a shark. Dying is not new to him. He has died more times, and in more ways, than anyone else ever has.

Why did I want to get my U.S. Citizenship?  I wanted to have more opportunities. When I became a resident through my husband, my first goal was to drive.  I needed to drive to work and to take my daughters to school and to appointments. I was nervous and scared to take my driving test...

Need a magazine article for a homework assignment? With your library card, you can find articles at home.

In October, SCCLD will be hosting four different types of maker programs throughout the library district and debuting RoboDraw!

Confucius once said "Lawsuits only bring disasters to all involved." He was wrong. A legacy of brave Chinese American women dared to defy this tradition by launching a series of lawsuits which not only changed their own lives but consequently cemented the human rights of all Chinese...

Avast, library buccaneers!  Read on to discover buried book treasure.

These exciting concerts by Andy Z, featuring fun interactive songs for kids ages 2-8 are just one example of the many free library events that help build early literacy skills in young children.

Maybe some anger management for Laertes? Grief counseling for  Horatio? A bit of late-night recreational  reading for Fortinbras, to take his mind off the problems of regime change?