Rodney Jefferson faces multiple charges for a series of hit and runs in San Francisco, leaving two injured, including a student. He is accused of reckless driving and fleeing the scene.

San José Police arrested Juan Rodriguez Sandoval for illegal firearm possession and child endangerment after recovering a large number of weapons during a routine stop and subsequent searches.

Concord man Javier Antonio Ramirez received a 20-year sentence for coercing minors into sexual acts and creating child pornography, after supplying them with drugs like fentanyl.

Santa Rosa Police are searching for a gray Ford F150 involved in a hit-and-run that critically injured a motorcyclist, appealing for public assistance to locate the vehicle and driver.

Berkeley Police arrested three suspects after an armed robbery led to a high-speed chase and ended with assistance from Oakland Police, involving a K-9 and a drone.

Bryon Tibbals was denied parole for the ninth time for the 1991 murder and sexual assault of a woman, with officials citing him as a continued threat.

A woman in Pleasanton was arrested for stabbing her husband during an argument, leaving him in critical condition. She faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

San Francisco celebrates a milestone with 147 businesses certified as green from July 2022 to March 2024, marking significant environmental savings and increasing the total to 907 eco-friendly businesses in the city.

SFPD responded to a shooting on Sixth Street, with a victim hospitalized and the suspect at large. Officers swarmed the area, residents were barred from a building, and the site was later cleared.

San Francisco Unified School District is under state control due to high spending and potential inability to meet financial obligations, with a decline in student numbers impacting funding.

A heatwave with temperatures potentially hitting 90°F is expected in the San Francisco Bay Area, prompting health risk warnings and advisories for hydration and safety.

The San Francisco City Attorney has barred Providence Foundation from new city contracts after uncovering fraudulent activities involving over $100,000 and nepotistic practices.

The RSA Conference 2024 began in San Francisco, with cybersecurity professionals gathering to share insights and Linda Gray Martin emphasizing the community's role in innovation.