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Current American Canyon News
02 September 2026
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American Canyon girls volleyball wins five-set thriller over Benicia
Sep. 2—Girls Volleyball American Canyon 3, Benicia 2 The American Canyon High girls volleyball team defeated Benicia in five sets on Tuesday night, winning 25-20, 25-10, 21-25, 25-27, 15-11. Lily...
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American Canyon hosts Prom Night for city's seniors
The Saturday event was a chance for seniors from American Canyon, Vallejo and nearby cities to join a reimagined coming-of-age tradition centered on community spirit, honoring older residents'...
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American Canyon Parks Foundation presents third Wine and Wild event
The American Canyon Community and Parks Foundation will spotlight sheep on Thursday during the third installment of its free quarterly “Wine and Wild” series. “Wine and Wild: Sheep” will take place...
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Citizens Academy teaches American Canyon residents about city governance
The free nine-week program enables participants to learn about and engage with local governance, fill knowledge gaps, and be inspired to play an active role in their society.
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American Canyon Unveils River Mosaic After Eight-Year Wait at Mikolajcik Center
Several dozen American Canyon residents gathered on Napa Junction Road to watch city officials cut the ribbon on a new three-panel mosaic depicting an idyllic Napa River wetlands ecosystem, mounted on...
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Prep volleyball: Which North Bay teams, players could stand out this fall?
How competition unfolds in revamped leagues is among the storylines to follow as teams set their sights on winning a pennant.
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Prep football preview: American Canyon ready to make noise in ‘gladiator league’
After capturing the Redwood Empire Conference Valley Division crown with a perfect 6-0 mark, American Canyon was bumped up to the REC’s Adobe Division, which has produced three Open/Division I playoff...
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American Canyon: 3-bedroom home goes for $530,000
The single-family home located at 38 Alta Loma Drive in American Canyon was sold on Aug. 17, for $530,000, or $480 per square foot.
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Prep volleyball: American Canyon uses team effort to sweep Vanden
Three different Wolves totaled at least four kills, while two tallied at least 10 digs, powering American Canyon to a 25-10, 25-13, 25-16 victory over the Vikings.
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24-year-old hiker who vanished in California canyon found dead
A desperate search for a missing 24-year-old hiker who vanished in Placer County’s wild American Canyon has come to a tragic end after he was found dead Tuesday. Ian Roberts, 24, drove to the remote...
What's Happening in Napa County
02 September 2026
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Napa County homeowner in high fire risk area finds new way to protect property
As wildfire risk and rising insurance costs put increasing pressure on California homeowners, some residents in high-risk areas are looking for new ways to protect their properties.
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Napa County prosecutors charge winery worker with starting 2025 Pickett Fire
The fire caused at least $56 million in winegrape losses, plus $1.7 million for other agricultural commodities and farm structures.
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A wildfire caused millions in damages in Napa County. A winery worker is accused of causing it
A man who worked as a gardener at a prestigious California winery is accused of igniting a wildfire that caused millions of dollars' worth of damage and tens of millions' worth of agricultural losses...
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In bid to remake fairgrounds, Calistoga seeks Napa County approval to extend lease limits
Calistoga officials want Napa County to allow them to lease Calistoga Fairgrounds property out to operators for up to 50 years, double the current 25-year limit.
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Napa County Master Gardeners: Iris planting basics
Whether you are planting iris for the first time, or separating and replanting them, your efforts will be rewarded the following April and May when they burst forth with color. I know it’s truly...
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Di Rosa Center to sell 162 acres for public open space while aiming to sustain cultural mission
With the deal, di Rosa leaders believe the preserve can retain its mission of blending conceptual art an open space, while standing on firmer financial footing.
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'Shocked': Elderly SF woman loses $14K in wave of Bay Area mail thefts, check washing fraud
Is it too risky to mail a check? One man was told his IRS check was likely stolen when thieves pulled up to a Post Office loading dock, emptied an entire bin of mail into the trunk of their car, and...
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Napa County agrees small Putah Creek aerial trolley can remain
Napa County’s zoning administrator recently looked at a small Putah Creek aerial trolley. It is on the Langtry Farms property and hauls equipment and materials.
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Authorities identify more victims in Napa serial burglaries
The Napa County Sheriff's Office recovered more expensive jewelry believed to be associated with a string of home burglaries in Napa and Contra Costa counties.
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Bay Area construction worker accused of burglarizing Napa homes, re-selling stolen jewelry
A Northern California construction worker allegedly stole jewelry from wine country homes and re-sold the bling — as officials probe a string of brazen burglaries dating back years. David...
