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Napa County is embarking on a $25 million road-fixing push in the unincorporated areas outside of cities during 2021 that is unprecedented in recent memory. âRoughly double as compared to 2020, and that was a bigger year than any previous,â Public Works Director Steven Lederer said. Some of the projects will be on widely traveled roads, such as Silverado Trail. Many will be off-the-beaten track, amid the forests of Mount Veeder, the chaparral of Soda Canyon and the vineyards and rural homes of Coombsville. Support local news coverage and the people who report it by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. Special offer: $1 for your first six months! ....
A marathon car chase that started in Fairfield early Saturday afternoon ended in rural Napa County, more than 30 miles away, with a police K-9 s bite, the California Highway Patrol reported. The incident began shortly before 2 p.m. when Fairfield Police tried to pull over a sedan for a traffic violation, Fairfield Police said. The driver was seen throwing baggies of his vehicle as he went onto Interstate 80. CHP ground units and a helicopter based at the Napa County Airport tracked the fleeing car through Jameson Canyon/Highway 12, then into the city of Napa. We re offering our best deal ever with this Editor s Special. Support local news coverage by subscribing to the Napa Valley Register. ....
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Napaâs next general plan could open the way to a new look for the cityâs major avenues that eventually would include wider sidewalks, easier bicycling, and more housing blended with local businesses. The Planning Commission last week reviewed elements of Napaâs new land-use playbook intended to enliven primary routes like Jefferson Street and Lincoln, Soscol, and Imola avenues while inviting more residential development to cut into a chronic housing shortage in the city. An emphasis was placed on mixing residential and business uses on such key routes â as well as including wider sidewalks, safer bicycle corridors, and other steps to encourage more residents to live close to their work. ....