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Current American Canyon News
08 September 2026
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Rent hikes at American Canyon mobile home park on pause as city steps in
Steep rent hikes at a 200-home American Canyon mobile home park, opposed by residents of the park who have called on the city for aid, are now on pause while a mediation process moves forward.
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American Canyon sets up ‘study area’ to guide use of 300 acres it plans to add to city
Prezoning the area serves as a placeholder while the city figures out long-term uses that could dramatically change the landscape of the area.
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Former Syar quarry property near American Canyon sold
A 268-acre former Syar quarry near American Canyon was sold to Atlanta-based SPH Placements LLC for about $1.65 million, according to Napa County records. The property, zoned Agricultural Watershed,...
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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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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 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 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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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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Thomas Gase Guide: Why hello there NFL, it’s nice to see you again
The U.S. Open is down to its sweet 16, the Major League Baseball season and its exciting wildcard race are down to their last three weeks, and local prep sports are in their second and third weeks.
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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
08 September 2026
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Napa County jury acquits Santa Rosa man in teen’s death after fentanyl overdose
A Santa Rosa man will be sentenced this month on lesser charges after a Napa County jury acquitted him last week in a Napa teenager’s 2022 fatal fentanyl overdose. Alan Jazeel Martinez, 25, is...
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Napa's 38th Open Studios Opens 67 Artists' Doors Across 20 Miles
The event is managed by the Art Association Napa Valley, which has run the tour for 15 years, according to the Napa Valley Register. The nonprofit, founded in 1948 as the Napa Valley Art and Garden...
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Napa County schools launch campaign to improve attendance
Napa County schools are renewing efforts to reduce chronic absenteeism, which remains well above pre-pandemic levels despite improving since the height of COVID-19.
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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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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 Potters Fire Up 200 Bowls to Fight Rising Homelessness, Hunger
Napa's Empty Bowls fundraiser returns Sept. 13, pairing handmade pottery with a Ken Frank-cooked dinner to fight local hunger.
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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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Napa County heading into Super El Niño rainy season
A powerful El Niño could bring above-average rainfall to Napa County this winter, though past “super” El Niños have produced mixed results. Forecasters say conditions favor a wetter season, putting...
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Jury acquits Bay Area man in teen’s death after fentanyl overdose
A Santa Rosa man will be sentenced this month on lesser charges after a Napa County jury acquitted him last week in a Napa teenager’s 2022 fatal fentanyl overdose. Alan Jazeel Martinez, 25, is...
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Glassy-winged sharpshooter threat discussed
The discussion was hosted by the State Senate Select Committee on California’s Wine Industry, chaired by Sen. Christopher Cabaldon, whose district includes Solano County.
