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Current American Canyon News
27 June 2026
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Watson Ranch developer seeks to halt American Canyon expansion with lawsuit
The developer of American Canyon’s largest ongoing housing development is seeking to stop a proposed city boundary expansion of nearly 300 acres, alleging in a lawsuit this month that the proposal...
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American Canyon: 3-bedroom house goes for $537,000
A 1,941-square-foot single-family house, built in 1992, has changed hands.
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Press Democrat boys field athlete of the year: Jay Woodson, American Canyon
Woodson put together an all-time campaign this past spring as a senior, etching his name into the area history books in multiple events.
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St. Helena Little League Intermediate All-Stars rout American Canyon for District 53 title
Max Heil and Cayetano Segura hit two-run homers in the 11-13 age division as St. Helena out-hit the visitors 10-5 and won by the mercy rule in five innings.
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Napa Co.: Expansion Of American Canyon City Limit Takes Shape, Sees Some Opposition
The approval from the Local Agency Formation Commission, otherwise known as LAFCO, is the first step to annexing 360 acres into the newest and fastest-growing city in Napa County, and the sixth time...
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Love of hockey and statistics inspire American Canyon High grad to 'dream bigger'
American graduate of American Canyon High School's Class of 2026, will study statistics at UC Davis in the fall. A hockey fan, Larcena dreams of someday becoming a general manager for a pro sports...
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Times-Herald Male Athlete of the Year finalist: Lopez makes most of his opportunities
The senior turned in a team-high 989 rushing yards and 12 touchdowns on 127 carries. He moved the sticks on nearly every attempt, averaging a robust 7.8 yards per carry -- an improvement from the 7.3...
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Local soccer fans pack The Ruins for World Cup watch party
Maglaya was one of many spectators draped in red, white and blue at The Ruins, a former cement plant, which has been transformed into a venue that hosts various kinds of events.
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San Jose school district weighs buying downtown tower for employee housing
A South Bay school district that closed five elementary schools earlier this year because of declining enrollment is exploring whether to buy a 337-unit downtown San Jose condo tower and turn it into...
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Coca-Cola to shut facility in US
The site in Massachusetts produces non-carbonated drinks including teas and juices and employs 175 people.
What's Happening in Napa County
27 June 2026
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Napa County adopts nearly $1 billion budget amid economic uncertainty
The county plans to invest in areas such as roads and fire services while preparing for economic issues ahead.
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Howell Mountain residents push back against proposed green burial cemetery
Plans for Napa County’s first green burial cemetery, hailed by proponents as a natural extension of land conservation work, are meeting resistance from Howell Mountain residents.
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117 dog remains found at California rescue, many with signs of gunshots
The dogs were found during a three-day search warrant operation at the property. Investigators also found 21 canine skulls, hundreds of bones and six loose microchips in another location.
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Napa County Master Gardeners: A look at microorganisms
Soil health is important to all plant life. To have good soil health, microorganisms need to be present along with adequate levels of organic matter, writes Lloyd Christopher Jones, Jr., a UC Master...
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Napa County towns to celebrate July Fourth, America’s 250th birthday
Napa County residents can celebrate America’s independence – and the nation’s 250th birthday – at a variety of festivals in all five local cities.
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Watson Ranch developer seeks to halt American Canyon expansion with lawsuit
The developer of American Canyon’s largest ongoing housing development is seeking to stop a proposed city boundary expansion of nearly 300 acres, alleging in a lawsuit this month that the proposal...
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JSX adds Bay Area to network as it expands use of turboprops
An AvGeek at heart, he covered the airline business at FlightGlobal for eight years and previously covered finance in New York and Hong Kong. The cards we feature here are from partners who compensate...
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Police seek help identifying Pride banner vandals in Napa County
Police in Napa County are asking for the public’s assistance in identifying two suspects who damaged a Pride banner at a home goods store. The Pride banner hung at Napa Valley Vintage Homes...
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Update: Prescribed fire in Napa County burns 67 acres since Jan. 1
The pile burning project, known as B16 Castleview (goss Ranch), was initiated 12:55 a.m. Jan. 1 in in Napa County, California. Since it was initiated six months ago, the prescribed fire has burned 67...
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Calistoga: Residents Bash Proposal For Data Center At Fairgrounds
Calistoga residents confronted plans from a developer that included a data center and a multi-story parking garage with a vertiport for helicopters in the city's 70-acre...
