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Current American Canyon News
15 October 2026
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American Canyon Fire District chief certified for disability retirement
The district determined Geoff Belyea was incapacitated from performing the usual duties of his role as chief because of a medical condition that arose out of his employment.
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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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Prep football: American Canyon rallies past St. Vincent late in epic 49-46 shootout
St. Vincent responded with a nine-play, 59-yard scoring drive, aided by an American Canyon pass-interference penalty and a huge fourth-down conversion, capped by a five-yard touchdown pass to Chaput...
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Times-Herald athlete of the week: Aliga making strides for American Canyon cross country
American Canyon High School head cross country coach Ramsey Coloma knew he had a special talent in Allyse Aliga when she joined the varsity squad a season ago. Now a sophomore, Aliga is taking her...
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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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Move over, Muscle Beach: This Bay Area waterfront to get workout area
Independence Park along Mare Island Way is getting permanent outdoor fitness equipment paid for through a federal government block grant.
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Mezzetta announces recall after TikToker claims to find dead mouse in peperoncini jar
G. L. Mezzetta Inc. on Sept. 26 recalled a single lot of its peperoncinis after a woman shared a TikTok video of a jar which appeared to contain a dead rodent.
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High School Football: American Canyon rallies past St. Vincent de Paul in wild league debut, 49-46
The Wolves avenged last year's preseason loss to SVDP as Isaac Anderson had four long rushing TDs and Kam Hunter threw for two scores and ran for one.
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Napa LAFCO sets stage for possible American Canyon growth
Laird lands in American Canyon’s sphere of influence, opening the door to possible annexation. City officials say annexation could help create a Highway 29 reliever route.
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Prepared foods linked to dead mouse in jar recalled at CA grocery stores
A key ingredient was previously recalled due to a potential pest contaminant.
What's Happening in Napa County
15 October 2026
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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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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, 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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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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Northern California PG&E shutoffs increase; tens of thousands without power
Nearly 90,000 customers across 29 counties were without power, with more shutoffs expected Thursday and Friday.
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Santa Ana winds trigger wildfire warnings in Southern California. Here's what to know
Here's what to know.
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Red flag fire risk warning called for Napa County highlands
The National Weather Service has issued a red flag warning for elevated wildfire risk in mountain areas of Napa County and the North Bay region. The warning will be in effect from 10 p.m. Thursday to...
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PG&E shutdowns begin — almost 7,000 Bay Area customers without power
The anticipated killing of power for nearly 7,000 Bay Area customers began Thursday morning, as PG&E began a public safety power shutoff to deal with potentially powerful offshore winds. In all, 6,824...
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Regional: Pg&E Power Shutoffs In Effect For More Than 6K Bay Area Customers
PG&E had shut off power to 6,824 customers in five Bay Area counties as of Thursday morning as a safety measure ahead of forecasted high winds and dry conditions.
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Red flag warning issued for North Bay Interior Mountains until Friday midday – increased fire danger
A red flag warning was released by the National Weather Service on Thursday at 11:40 a.m. valid from 10 p.m. until Friday Oct. 16, at 11 a.m. for North Bay Interior Mountains.