San Francisco Police offer a $200,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those responsible for the 2008 fatal shooting of cyclist Jordan McKay.

Dmitri Mishin was convicted of multiple counts, including interfering with religious worship and brandishing an imitation firearm at a Richmond District synagogue.

Three suspects were arrested by Petaluma Police for allegedly stealing alcohol from Safeway; they face various charges including shoplifting and conspiracy.

A viral sting video alleges Boxcar Theatre's director sought a meeting with someone posing as a 14-year-old boy. The fallout has upended the company's leadership and events

China Live's owner, George Chen, considers Chapter 11 amid a $6.7M overdue rent ruling, while seeking a deal to avoid relocating from San Francisco's Chinatown.

A Chevy pickup driver was arrested in Oakland for doing "donuts," as part of efforts to combat reckless driving. The CHP's Safe Streets Task Force is enforcing against such dangers.

The Bay Area is expected to experience high temperatures due to a strong high-pressure system, with heat safety warnings issued by the NWS for the coming days.

Maintenance on Benicia Bridge encounters delays due to supply issues, halting work for up to four weeks, while Carquinez Bridge maintenance continues with lane and ramp closures.

An Antioch man was arrested following gunfire at a Fairfield gas station, with police finding shell casings and a firearm nearby. There were no injuries.

The Broadmoor Police Department alerted the community about thefts of Ford F-250 Platinum Edition tailgates and seeks information on a suspect vehicle.

An ordinary Clement Street visit turned into a scene of an assault with a deadly weapon accusation, when a woman allegedly attempted to drive down a pedestrian with her car in a fit of road rage.

Deputies arrested a burglary suspect at a Millbrae retirement community after he was discovered by staff and fled, with stolen items recovered upon his capture.

Walker Reed Quinn's anti-robot rampage finally caught up with him. Four felony charges later, SOMA's most notorious vandal is learning that messing with expensive tech has consequences.