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Current American Canyon News
11 June 2026
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American Canyon: Single-family home goes for $620,000
The house at 2 Blue Elder Court in American Canyon was sold on May 28 for $620,000, or $230 per square foot. This is a two-story house. The property is equipped with a heating system and central A/C.
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5-bedroom house in American Canyon sells for $800,000
A 2,208-square-foot single-family home, built in 2001, has changed hands.
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4 Bay Area news outlets go dark after CEO retires
The hiatus remains open-ended.
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American Canyon: Long-Planned Upgrades To Highway 29 Await $50 Million In Funding
In a Wednesday night meeting, Napa Valley Transportation Authority officials heard feedback from around 40 American Canyon residents on planned pedestrian and bike-friendly upgrades to the 1.5-mile...
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American Canyon High School celebrates the Class of 2026
Howls of cheers echoed across Wolf Den Stadium on Friday night as graduation caps from 425 American High School graduates flew up in the air, alongside doves that were released at the same time. The...
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American Canyon orders review of developer-backed road measure
American Canyon officials ordered a detailed review of Measure M, a developer-backed road initiative, amid debate over emergency access, property impacts and whether infrastructure has kept pace with...
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Student withdraws lawsuit against Napa school district over imprisoned coach
The high school student whose accusation led to an American Canyon running coach’s imprisonment for sexual abuse has withdrawn her lawsuit against the Napa Valley Unified School District.
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'We've had people try to climb aboard': Tales from the Tonga Room's tiki boat
The musical captain has been on board for 19 years.
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Sem Yeto grad was killed protecting his 11-year-old sister
Five days have passed since 18-year-old Jamario Baker was shot and killed at Fairfield High School after a Sem Yeto High graduation had ended, but police still do not have a suspect in custody. Baker...
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Thomas Gase Guide: Get ready for some soccer!
“Halfback passes to centre, back to wing, back to centre. Centre holds it … holds it (takes a big sigh) … holds it.” — Kent Brockman, fictional television broadcaster, bored out of his mind on “The...
What's Happening in Napa County
11 June 2026
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Napa County supervisors call for limits on immigration information-sharing in ‘wobbler’ offenses
In response to a civil grand jury report, Napa County has narrowed how jail staff may respond to federal immigration requests for information, and moved to enhance transparency around those requests.
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Napa County supervisors vote to forgive $5 million in loans to Berryessa Highlands for water, sewer systems
Voters in the area agreed to tax themselves to balance the Napa Berryessa Resort Improvement District’s budget and clear the way for state and federal grants to improve aging facilities.
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4 Bay Area news outlets go dark after CEO retires
The hiatus remains open-ended.
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Fatal crash reported in rural Napa County
A fatal vehicle crash was reported Wednesday night on Highway 128 in rural northern Napa County, according to the California Highway Patrol.
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Napa County Master Gardeners: In Napa Valley, we live close to the land
Every habitat we support and every decision to garden with intention contributes to a healthier planet, writes Gail Pavlosky, a UC Master Gardener of Napa County.
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Rat-borne disease leaves one dead, another sickened in Berkeley
BERKELEY — One person died and another fell ill after contracting a bacterial disease from wild rats they were keeping inside their RV in Berkeley, city officials said. The human cases of...
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Safety power shutoffs in effect for North Bay counties
More than 1,000 PG&E customers in the North Bay are being impacted by public safety power shutoffs Thursday morning. The PSPS comes as critical fire weather conditions hit the...
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Bay Area counties struggling to ID infested grapevine plants sold at Costco
Agricultural commissioners are racing to locate vines potentially infested by the glassy-winged sharpshooter, an insect that spreads a bacterium that essentially kills plants by thirst.
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Putah Fire nears 900 acres as red flag warning issued
(KRON) — As a red flag warning goes into effect Wednesday for portions of Northern California due to critical fire weather conditions, crews continue work to contain the Putah Fire burning east of...
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Woman survived being shot in back of head in Napa County road rage attack, family says
A family fundraiser identifies Meagan Stasko as the woman wounded in a Napa County shooting over Memorial Day weekend - and says she survived being shot in the back of the head.
