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Current American Canyon News
31 October 2026
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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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In District 4, Eric Jones seeks to unseat Mike Thompson with message of opportunity, change
At 35, Eric Jones is a multimillionaire who says he remembers what it was like to struggle financially. Now, the Napa resident and business owner is trying to turn that experience into a political...
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American Canyon starts conversation on local e-bike, e-scooter safety
American Canyon is exploring whether there’s a need to add specific local laws governing the use of electronically boosted vehicles on top of a growing slate of state rules.
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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 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 girls volleyball wins league tournament
The American Canyon High school girls volleyball team won the Vine Valley Athletic League tournament on Wednesday night by defeating Vintage in four sets. The Wolves won 25-20, 21-25, 25-21, 25-19. “I...
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California High School Football Schedule, Scores & Live Updates (CIF) — October 30
Get CIF live updates and final scores as the 2026 California high school football season continues on Friday, October 30...
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American Canyon Weighs Shrinking Its $177M Sites Reservoir Stake
American Canyon officials are weighing whether to shrink the city's stake in Sites Reservoir, a massive California water-storage project, as new demand forecasts suggest the city may not need as much...
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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.
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American Canyon considers scaling back stake in Sites Reservoir
American Canyon officials are considering reducing the city's share of the proposed Sites Reservoir project as declining water demand and rising financial commitments raise questions about its...
What's Happening in Napa County
31 October 2026
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Prescribed burn produces visible smoke in Napa County
The Napa Police Department explained the smoke was produced by a prescribed burn and reminded residents to call 911 only to report an emergency.
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Reliable Heating and Air Marks 49 Years of HVAC Service in Napa County, California
Napa-based, family-owned HVAC company continues providing residential and commercial heating, cooling, and refrigeration services throughout Napa Valley. NAPA, CA, UNITED STATES, October 28, 2026...
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Napa County elections chief John Tuteur blasts Trump administration election tactics
In extraordinary remarks, John Tuteur, who has led Napa County elections for nearly three decades, said the administration’s latest order in California amounted to an effort to intimidate voters and...
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New prescribed fire reported in Napa County on Oct. 7
A new prescribed burn, named B15 White Ranch, was initiated at 1:55 p.m. Oct. 7 in Napa County, California. The prescribed fire has been burning on private land for 19 days. Currently, there is no...
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Update: Prescribed fire B15 White Ranch burns 30 acres in Napa County since Oct. 7
The pile burning project, named B15 White Ranch, was initiated at 1:55 p.m. Oct. 7 in Napa County, California. The prescribed fire has burned 30 acres of private land after being active for 20 days.
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Five Injured in Two-Vehicle Crash on Highway 121 in Napa County
One person was flown to the hospital after a crash that left four other people with minor injuries on Highway 121...
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In California’s Napa Valley, poet Jane Mead managed her family ranch for 15 years; after her 2019 death, her estate gave 1,318 acres to a land trust
After poet Jane Mead died in 2019, her estate gave her 1,318-acre Napa Valley ranch to a land trust, protecting rare plants and a wildlife corridor.
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Nearly 25% of households in this Bay Area county use electric vehicles, leading the nation in EV adoption
California leads the country by a sizable margin when it comes to motorists driving electric cars, and new figures show in one Bay Area county, almost a quarter of its households own or lease at least...
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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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Small Rural Napa County School Surpasses State and County Reading Averages After Dramatic Academic Turnaround
Pope Valley Elementary's English Language Arts proficiency climbs from 12% to 57% in four years, with 73% of Latino students meeting state standards alongside massive gains in attendance and student...
