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American Canyon explores proposed homes on landmark hill - Vimarsana News

American Canyon explores proposed homes on landmark hill

American Canyon is exploring whether allowing several hundred multi-family homes on a hill prominent from Highway 29 could mar the view, tie up traffic or cause other ill effects. The city has put a proposed 291-home Oat Hill development under the microscope of an environmental review. Consultants found no potential problems that can’t be overcome. People and agencies have until March 10 to submit written comments to the city saying whether they agree or disagree. In addition, they can make verbal comments during a March 25 Planning Commission public hearing. Support local news coverage ...

ABAG's mandate for new Napa County housing grows - Vimarsana News

ABAG's mandate for new Napa County housing grows

Napa County had hoped that state-mandated housing numbers for the unincorporated county would fall, but they rose instead.

State mandate for new Napa County housing grows - Vimarsana News

State mandate for new Napa County housing grows

Napa County had hoped that state-mandated housing numbers for the unincorporated county would fall, but they rose instead.

PG&E unveils $3 billion California wildfire plan, warns of 'very extreme' season ahead - Vimarsana News

PG&E unveils $3 billion California wildfire plan, warns of 'very extreme' season ahead

PG&E says it is concentrating safety improvements in the most fire-prone areas.

American Canyon approves indoor cannabis cultivation - Vimarsana News

American Canyon approves indoor cannabis cultivation

Napa Valley Fumé is close to becoming American Canyon’s first cannabis business. The company on Thursday secured a permit from the American Canyon Planning Commission to use an existing industrial building. It must next secure state cannabis licenses and complete an operational agreement with the city setting forth terms and conditions. The business would have indoor cultivation, manufacturing and delivery service, but no storefront sales. It is to be located on Klamath Court in the city’s Green Island Industrial Park. “It’s a big milestone tonight in getting the fir...