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Current American Canyon News
20 October 2026
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Single-family home sells for $460,000 in American Canyon
A 1,085-square-foot single-family house, built in 1954, has changed hands.
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Costs are outstripping revenues at American Canyon Fire District. Here’s why
The district is facing a $1.73 million deficit that may prompt a closer look at a possible property tax measure in 2028.
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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: 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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Woodland Christian volleyball team reaches gold bracket semis at Viking Classic over weekend
Ahead of the final week of the volleyball regular season, Woodland Christian’s varsity volleyball team posted three victories and reached the gold bracket semifinals at the Viking Classic tournament...
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Football roundup: American Canyon wins thriller in OT
Oct. 17—The American Canyon High football team won its second straight game on Friday night, defeating San Marin 37-30 in overtime. The Wolves overcame a 21-7 deficit at home to win and improve to 2-0...
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American Canyon: City Council Candidates Discuss Environmental Issues At Sierra Club Forum
American Canyon residents and city officials gathered this week for a forum with City Council candidates to discuss environmental conservation amid the city's major construction projects. On Monday...
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High school football top 10: Oakland High making a power move in the OAL
Oakland handed McClymonds its first lost on the field in 127 OAL games, signaling a big change in that league. Plus updates of all top 10 teams after their weekend games.
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10-Day Weather Forecast - American Canyon, CA
Mostly cloudy. Patchy fog in the morning. Highs in the 60s to lower 70s. Northeast winds up to 5 mph..becoming south in the afternoon. Mostly cloudy. A slight chance of showers. Lows in the lower 40s...
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Napa market owners launch new spot in American Canyon
American Canyon’s new Corner Market offers convenience with essentials, baked goods, and beverages. The family-run store held a grand opening event including appetizers and a ribbon-cutting.
What's Happening in Napa County
20 October 2026
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Napa Co.: Napa County Land Trust To Acquire 436-Acre Property For $1 Million
The Land Trust of Napa County announced plans to acquire a 436-acre property within the Knoxville Wildlife Area, protecting a key wildlife corridor and watershed lands with a $1 million state...
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Napa County: How to find your evacuation zone
The County of Napa uses the Genasys Protect emergency map, a free public safety and emergency alert platform that includes a grid of zones utilized for issuing mandatory evacuation orders and...
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A possible Napa Milliken Peak park would mix nature and art
The Napa County Open Space and Regional Park District want to turn Milliken Peak in the Carneros region into a park. Here’s a preview of what there and efforts to mix nature with art.
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Land Trust of Napa County to acquire 436-acre property for wildlife protection
The Land Trust of Napa County announced plans to acquire a 436-acre property within the Knoxville Wildlife Area, protecting a key wildlife corridor and watershed lands with a $1 million state grant,...
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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...
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Napa County, cities of American Canyon and St. Helena seek sales tax increases in 2026 election. Here’s what to know
A countywide measure aims to raise funds for parks and fire mitigation, while the cities of American Canyon and St. Helena seek to bolster their budgets with new revenue.
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Nude Medical Aesthetics Wins Second Straight Best of Napa County Gold Award for Med Spa
The downtown Napa destination pairs advanced aesthetic medicine with the art of hospitality, bringing a distinctive approach to skin health to...
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Napa County voters asked to approve sales tax measure for wildfire prevention, land preservation
VOTERS THROUGHOUT NAPA COUNTY will be asked whether to approve a measure on November’s ballot that would add a half-cent sales tax to raise funds for wildfire prevention and land preservation. Measure...
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Regional: Sonoma County Deputies, Cal Fire Rescue Injured Mountain Biker At Napa County Park
An injured mountain biker is rescued from Skyline Wilderness Park in Napa County, Calif., on Sunday, Oct. 11, 2026. Cal Fire, the Sonoma County Sheriff's Office and the Napa Count...
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The Zodiac Killer Claimed 37 Victims and Taunted Police Between 1969 and 1974; His Last Coded Message Sat Unsolved for 51 Years and What It Said Is the Strangest Part
On September 27, 1969, he attacked a couple picnicking at Lake Berryessa in Napa County. He'd sewn himself a black executioner's hood with his crosshair symbol on the front. He approached them calmly...
