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Current American Canyon News
30 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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Times-Herald Female Athlete of the Year finalist: Montgomery meets all preseason goals
The speedy shortstop hit .524 while collecting 43 hits and 18 RBI. She was incredibly dangerous on the basepaths, totaling 42 steals — the fourth most in the North Coast Section.
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County Football Insider: Four 2026 American Canyon grads named Academic All-Americans
Americans; Napa grad Brock Bowers visits Tight End U; Vintage grad Diego Davis and Sac State will play on national TV.
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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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American Canyon council sends parks-focused sales tax measure to November ballot
The American Canyon City Council on Tuesday, June 16, voted 4-1 to send the tax measure to the Nov. 3 ballot. Councilmember Mark Joseph opposed the move.
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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 candidate: Woodson soars to unprecedented heights
Woodson capped off arguably the most prolific career by a jumper in school history with a second-place finish in the high jump at the CIF State Track and Field Championships on May 30. His clearance...
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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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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
30 June 2026
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Napa County town pushes back against plans for a data center at out-of-use fairgrounds
Calistoga residents were shocked by a recent proposal to build a data center on the city's 70-acre fairgrounds. John Ramos reports.
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Head Fire burning in Napa County grows to 95 acres
(KRON) — Firefighters in Napa are responding to a wildfire Monday morning. The blaze, which has been dubbed the Head Fire, was approaching Berryessa Knoxville Road as of 7:57 a.m. Initial reports from...
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Head fire in Napa County burns nearly 100 acres north of Lake Berryessa
A wildfire was burning in a remote area in Napa County near the Lake County line on Monday and fire crews were using multiple aircraft to try and contain the fire.
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Napa Co.: Update: Head Fire In Northern Napa County 20 Percent Contained
A 95-acre brush fire burning in a remote area of northern Napa County is 20 percent contained on Monday afternoon, according to Cal Fire.
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Residents push back against proposed green burial cemetery in Napa County
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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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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Breaking: Ink Fire reported in Napa County on June 30
A new wildfire was reported today at 11:50 a.m. at in Napa County, California. Ink Fire has been burning on private land. At this time, the containment status is unknown and the cause of the fire...
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Head Fire grows to 95 acres in Napa County
A vegetation blaze near the Lake-Napa county line has grown to about 30 acres, prompting Cal Fire to expand its response as crews worked to slow the fire's spread, fire officials said Monday morning.
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Update: Head Fire in Napa County remains at 75% containment as of Tuesday afternoon
Berryessa Knoxville Road and Knoxville Devilhead Road, near Napa and Lake County borders, Calif. Fire unit: Cal Fire Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit. Fire type: Wildfire.
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Update: Head Fire in Napa County progresses to 75% containment
Berryessa Knoxville Road and Knoxville Devilhead Road, near Napa and Lake County borders, Calif. Fire unit: Cal Fire Sonoma-Lake-Napa Unit. Fire type: Wildfire.
