Scott Thompson, 40, likes to joke that he’s only 10 years old. And technically, it’s true. He’s only had 10 birthdays, thanks to being born on Feb. 29.

Heroes come in all shapes and sizes and, in the case of brothers Gerardo and Juan Carlos Cervantes-Mora, they also come in pairs. The brothers’ deeds, helping to free a Napa man caught underneath a vehicle, earned them the recognition of the Napa County Sheriff’s Department.

A group opposed to the Responsible Growth Initiative recently boasted about its numerous supporters, but some Napa residents say their names were used without their permission.

The CHP is urging motorists to avoid the Trail from 6:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Sunday.

An American Canyon father was caught by police after he ran from them, clutching his toddler son, police said.

A motorcyclist lead a Napa CHP officer on a high-speed chase that started by Lake Berryessa and finally ended in Solano County on Thursday afternoon.

Extra Napa police patrols will be cruising the city tonight looking for drunk drivers.

The California Highway Patrol is trying to find the second of two good Samaritans who pulled an elderly mother and her 50-year-old son from their burning car Sunday night, to thank him.

A Thursday night traffic stop resulted in Napa police arresting one man on drug charges.

Napa’s growing Hispanic population will be honored with this year’s Napa Town and Country Fair theme, Fiesta de Napa.

Napa Valley Unified School District is bracing for potentially $7.5 million in cuts to next year’s budget, surpassing initial estimates by $1.5 million.

Napa’s welcome mat for tourists is showing up all over town.

The efforts of almost 4,000 animal rights leaders and volunteers, including locals Cris Kelly and Michael Christophel of  Napa’s Animal Action Network, paid off Thursday when officials from Californians for Humane Farms submitted 790,486 signatures in support of the Prevention of Farm Animal Cruelty Act.

The Napa Saints Youth Football and Cheer host an electronic waste pick-up on Saturday, 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Harvest Middle School, 2449 Old Sonoma Road in Napa. Unload old computers, monitors, television sets and other outdated, unusable or unwanted electronic items for proper recycling.