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Current American Canyon News
25 June 2026
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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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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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American Canyon: Long-Planned Upgrades To Highway 29 Await $50 Million In Funding
The state highway is 107 miles long and travels the length of Napa County from north to south -- a major artery for commuters going to and from Napa Valley. American Canyon alone, a small city...
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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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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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New Richmond American Community Now Selling in American Canyon
Richmond American Homes of Maryland, Inc., California Department of Real Estate – Real Estate Broker, Corporation License Number 01842595, a subsidiary of Sekisui House U.S., Inc., is pleased to...
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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.
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Notes and Quotes: American Canyon's Reed to play baseball in HBCU Swingman Classic
The Skunk Train’s new Railbike Railcoaster from Willits offers Napa travelers a different kind of train trip – an open-air ride through redwoods, meadows and the Noyo River Canyon. Red blotch often...
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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.
What's Happening in Napa County
25 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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Napa County supervisors declare downtown building surplus, setting stage for sale
Napa County is preparing to sell the former Carithers department store building in downtown Napa, after moving nearly all the county employees who worked there. The county Board of Supervisors on...
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Napa County addresses glassy-winged sharpshooter threat with educational workshop
A tiny pest is drawing a big response in Napa. County officials, vineyard workers and lawmakers are mobilizing against the glassy-winged sharpshooter, an insect that spreads the vine-killing Pierce's...
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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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Invasive insects found in Costco plants could 'devastate' California's wine country, costing millions. How officials hope to stop their spread
Possible infestation comes at the worst possible time for the wine industry.
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Vineyard urges Supreme Court to halt $3.9 million judgment for hosting wine tastings
The owner of a Northern California winery asked the Supreme Court to halt the collection of nearly $4 million in fines levied against it by Napa County, as she appeals the penalties the county imposed...
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FBI joins search for buried animals at Northern California rescue where hundreds of dogs vanished
Humboldt County investigators served a second search warrant at Miranda's Rescue, authorizing excavation of the Fortuna property for additional deceased animals believed to be buried on site.
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Vehicle crashes into power pole in Napa County
A vehicle crashed into a power pole Wednesday night in Napa County, according to Cal Fire. The solo crash happened on Solano Avenue south of Hoffman Lane. Crews then discovered that the...
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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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Napa Co.: Incumbents To Keep Seats In Elections For Supervisors, County Superintendent
Three incumbents running unopposed in Napa County elections have kept their seats, according to results from Tuesday night. Approximately 138,019 people live in Napa County. Results show that...
