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Current American Canyon News
21 August 2026
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American Canyon: Single-family home goes for $780,000
The single-family house located at 240 Newbury Way in American Canyon was sold on Aug. 10, for $780,000, or $316 per square foot.
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American Canyon: 4-bedroom home sells for $760,000
A 2,126-square-foot single-family house, built in 2002, has changed hands.
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20-year-old motorcyclist dies in American Canyon crash
(KRON) — Police in American Canyon said they are investigating a fatal collision that killed a 20-year-old motorcyclist on Sunday afternoon. The collision occurred around 12:45 p.m. in the southbound...
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A Bay Area Catholic Diocese’s liability for latest wave sex abuse litigation could rest on this case
The case is meant to serve as a guidepost for any potential payout from the roughly 260 lawsuits filed against the diocese after California opened a three-year litigation window in 2019.
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Sites Reservoir could secure American Canyon’s water future
American Canyon is considering a $134 million investment into Sites Reservoir, a major Northern California water storage project that officials say could secure the city’s water supply for generations...
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American Canyon’s Grow Green program would offer $750 tree-planting rebates
While an American Canyon commission welcomed the city's tree planing initiative, some pushed back against certain approved trees and other provisions.
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Vallejo motorcyclist dies after Highway 29 crash in American Canyon
A 20-year-old Vallejo man died after his motorcycle collided with a pickup truck Sunday afternoon, Aug. 16, on Highway 29 in American Canyon.
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Santa Rosa Catholic Diocese’s liability for latest wave sex abuse litigation could rest on a St. Bernard’s case
The St. Bernard’s case is meant to serve as a guidepost for any potential payout from the roughly 260 lawsuits filed against the diocese after California opened a three-year litigation window in 2019.
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American Canyon: Shakespearean Tragedy Comes To Independence Park
One of theater's most hated villains is coming to American Canyon this weekend for what is likely the first outdoor Shakespeare production in the city's history.
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Palo Alto: Man dies in collision between motorcycle, vehicle
PALO ALTO — A motorcycle rider died Wednesday after a collision between his bike and vehicle, authorities said. Around 4:30 p.m., police received a report of a major injury collision on the 100 block...
What's Happening in Napa County
21 August 2026
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Napa County may explore other options for Skyline Park affordable housing project
Plans to build 185 units of affordable housing on 5 acres of state-owned land near Napa’s Skyline Park recently hit a snag, and Napa County may reformat its state-required plan for housing and find a...
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Napa County exploring policies to support wine industry amid economic struggles
Napa County is examining short-term zoning code amendments intended to improve the efficiency of its permitting processes and support local wineries and grapegrowers.
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Paul Pelosi absent in first court appearance on hit-and-run charge in Napa County crash case
Paul Pelosi did not appear in court Friday as his attorney entered a not guilty plea on his behalf in a Napa County hit-and-run case stemming from a July 3 crash.
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Napa County jobless rate inches up in latest report
Napa County’s unemployment rate rose slightly to 4.2% in July due to seasonal job drops in farming and government sectors, but remains below state and national levels, indicating the local economy is...
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St. Helena brown water problem getting worse as residents' frustration grows
St. Helena residents say they are still dealing with discolored, foul-smelling water months after the city's water system came under scrutiny in a Napa County Civil Grand Jury report.
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A California wine region's long-simmering battle against the government is bubbling over
A reformist movement is brewing in Napa Valley, notorious for being California's most regulated wine region. Napa winery permits, which are expensive and often slow to obtain, dic...
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Bay Area adds more than 2,000 jobs as state and nation see a decline
Sturdy hiring in the South Bay and East Bay enabled the Bay Area to gain thousands of jobs during July, in sharp contrast to a loss of tens of thousands of jobs in California, a new government labor...
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Regional: Napa Man Busted In Solano County On Suspicion Of Possession Csam
A Napa man was arrested this week on suspicion of being in possession of child sex abuse material, according to the Napa County Sheriff's Office.
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Napa County's ghost resorts may still have life
Napa County is home to several ghost resorts that could spring back to life despite open space protection laws that typically kill such ventures.
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Regional: Electeds Demand Release Of Funds For Sinking North Bay Highway
Bay Area labor leaders and representatives convened for a press conference Wednesday to call for the release of $100 million in upgrades to state Route 37, a heavily trafficked 21-mile highway that...
