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Current American Canyon News
29 October 2026
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American Canyon starts conversation on local e-bike, e-scooter safety
American Canyon is exploring whether there’s a need to add specific local laws governing the use of electronically boosted vehicles on top of a growing slate of state rules.
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Sale closed in American Canyon: $830,000 for a 5-bedroom house
A single-family home located at 25 Palazzo Way in American Canyon changed owner on Oct. 14. The 2,888-square-foot home, built in 2003, was sold for $830,000, or $287 per square foot. This two-story...
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American Canyon: City Seeks 1% Sales Tax Hike On November Ballot
In November, American Canyon residents will vote on a 1 percent sales tax increase to help the city stave off a massive deficit projected over the next five years. Measure P would increase the city's...
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Local Roundup: Bethel girls volleyball win first-round playoff match
Oct. 28—Girls Volleyball Bethel 3, Analy 3 The Jesse Bethel High School girls volleyball team swept Analy in the first round of the North Coast Section Division III playoffs on Tuesday, winning 25-20,...
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American Canyon: City Council Candidates Discuss Environmental Issues At Sierra Club Forum
Oro, a communications consultant, is a proponent of business and housing development, while Joseph, a retired finance professional, tends to vote in favor of environmental and fiscally cautious...
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How Grgich Hills & Rutherford Hill showcase the best of Napa Valley
Arguably one of the most compelling reasons why some wine regions stand out from theirs peers is just how hard its producers work together to promote the collective wines they are making. It was very...
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American Canyon Fire District Faces $1.34M Gap, Weighs Cuts to Chiefs
The American Canyon Fire Protection District is relying on reserves to cover a 2026-27 budget gap, while district staff project those reserves will fall to $683,526 by the end of 2027-28 if nothing...
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American Canyon Developer Seeks to Ditch Road Segment for 216-Home Promontory Project
American Canyon planning commissioners have cleared the way for a redesign of the Promontory subdivision that would let the developer skip building part of Newell Drive in exchange for added parkland,...
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I’ve Traveled the Golden State for 20+ Years—This Is the Best State Park in Northern California
There’s more to Napa Valley than wine.
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Prep football roundup: Benicia storms back to defeat Campolindo
The Benicia High football team never gave up on Friday night at Campolindo, scoring five unanswered touchdowns after trailing by 21 points to win 35-21. Nearly midway through the third quarter,...
What's Happening in Napa County
29 October 2026
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Reliable Heating and Air Marks 49 Years of HVAC Service in Napa County, California
Napa-based, family-owned HVAC company continues providing residential and commercial heating, cooling, and refrigeration services throughout Napa Valley. NAPA, CA, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026...
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Napa County elections chief John Tuteur blasts Trump administration election tactics
In extraordinary remarks, John Tuteur, who has led Napa County elections for nearly three decades, said the administration’s latest order in California amounted to an effort to intimidate voters and...
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Update: Prescribed fire B15 White Ranch burns 30 acres in Napa County since Oct. 7
The pile burning project, named B15 White Ranch, was initiated at 1:55 p.m. Oct. 7 in Napa County, California. The prescribed fire has burned 30 acres of private land after being active for 20 days.
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New prescribed fire reported in Napa County on Oct. 7
A new prescribed burn, named B15 White Ranch, was initiated at 1:55 p.m. Oct. 7 in Napa County, California. The prescribed fire has been burning on private land for 19 days. Currently, there is no...
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Overpass ramp to Highway 12 favored as solution to Napa County’s Highway 29 choke point
Officials said the project is expected to decrease the current 500-second peak wait times at the intersection by about 90%.
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Bonta says there's no widespread voter fraud; feds cite cases
California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Wednesday dismissed claims of mass voter fraud by the Trump administration. Bonta's comments came as the state awaited a federal ruling...
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Five Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash on Highway 121 in Napa County
One person was flown to the hospital after a crash that left four other people with minor injuries on Highway 121...
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A-E source: Former Vallejo resident recounts growing up with con artist
Oct. 27—Sarah Lopez thought she was living a normal childhood. By age 11, she had moved nearly 30 times, lived in a 34-foot motorhome, and traveled throughout California, including Solano County,...
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Small Rural Napa County School Surpasses State and County Reading Averages After Dramatic Academic Turnaround
For years, fewer than one in four students at Pope Valley Elementary School met California’s English language arts standards. Today, a clear majority do. In a striking testament to what targeted focus...
