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Current American Canyon News
12 November 2026
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Single-family home in American Canyon goes for $750,000
A single-family home at 737 Huntington Way, sold in September, for $735,000, a price per square foot of $379. The home has 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. At 67 Larkspur Street, in July, a...
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Sale closed in American Canyon: $600,000 for a 3-bedroom house
The single-family residence located at 124 Corsicana Drive in American Canyon was sold on Oct. 28, for $600,000, or $556 per square foot.
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American Canyon: Voters Appear To Favor Biederman, Oro For City Council
Initial results from Tuesday's City Council election in American Canyon appear to show leads for Sindy Biederman, favored by 29.3% of voters, and incumbent David Oro, favored by 26.1% of voters,...
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American Canyon: Early Returns Show Voters In Favor Of Measure P Sales Tax
According to early results in Tuesday's election, a one-cent sales tax measure on the ballot in American Canyon had support from the city's voters. The Napa County Registrar of Voters reported that...
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Times-Herald athlete of the week: Terrell’s new home is the end zone
When Jeremiah Terrell was on the junior varsity squad last season at Jesse Bethel High School, the team circled its game against Vallejo on the schedule. After Terrell transferred to Vallejo before...
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Power could be off: PG&E's warning for Californians this El Niño winter
Parts of California could lose power for up to 48 hours due to El Niño-related storms this winter, according to a PG&E representative.
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American Canyon annexation delayed as residents file protests
American Canyon’s proposed annexation of 89 acres in the Paoli Loop/Watson Lane area faces another delay after 15 people submitted written protests. Napa County officials must verify the protests...
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North Coast Section Football Bracket Busters: Who can shake up each division?
The NCS playoffs have arrived, bringing with them a gold mine of talking points, storylines and must-see matchups. While eyes will rightly flock to the favorites in each division, let’s take a look at...
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NCS football playoffs 2026: First-round schedule in all divisions
Note: The first-round winners in the top half of the bracket will play for the Open Division championship in Week 2 of the playoffs. The loser of the Open Division championship will play the winner of...
What's Happening in Napa County
12 November 2026
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If election results hold, 3 Napa County cities will see 9.25% sales tax rate
Voter support for all three measures, including the fire mitigation- and open space-focused Measure B, is continuing to solidify.
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Council races in Napa County solidify, but ballot count not yet halfway done
City council races across Napa County will continue to take shape in the coming weeks while the county’s elections division works to tally more than 30,000 ballots that are still uncounted. But the...
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A Luxury Napa Winery Faces a $90 Million Wildfire Lawsuit. It Says the Plaintiffs Are Blaming the Wrong Crisis
Hundred Acre Wines is accused of sparking a wildfire that devastated Napa Valley's grape harvest. The winery says the issue is something else entirely.
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See Napa County November 2026 election results
The government’s central witness in the federal corruption trial for former Oakland Mayor Sheng Thao was grilled by the defense Friday morning. The defense was trying to impeach the credibility of...
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Napa Valley's wine crisis deepens with officials stepping up to help
With bottles piling up and wine sales slumping, Napa Valley officials are considering a major rule change in the hope of breathing new life into the famous California wine region.
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Live election results: Napa County & Statewide
From local council seats to Congress, follow Napa County’s election results in one place. Explore races by community and compare Napa’s vote with districtwide and statewide totals.
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Dozens in wine industry sue Napa County winery over Pickett Fire smoke taint
At least 35 wine entities are suing Hundred Acre Wines and its owner, Jayson Woodbridge, over the ignition and lasting effects of last year’s Pickett Fire.
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Vallejo: Arrest Made In Fatal Shooting Of Postal Worker, One Other In October
Vallejo police made in arrest in a case involving the shooting death of a postal worker and one other person in October, the department said Tuesday.
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Vallejo man arrested on suspicion of killing 2 people in Oct. 6 shootings
An 18-year-old Vallejo man was arrested in connection with two fatal shootings that happened on Oct. 6, police said.
