San Francisco Man Sentenced to Over Four Years for Wire Fraud, Targeting Veterans in Sham Tech Company Scheme
Ramesh Kris Nathan was sentenced to 51 months for wire fraud and money laundering related to a sham tech company that duped investors, many of whom were veterans.
Oakland Judge Denies Dismissal in Jason Fletcher Case
An Alameda County judge refused to dismiss the manslaughter case against former San Leandro officer Jason Fletcher, sending disputed questions to a jury amid family objections. The hearing underscored contested evidence and prosecutorial missteps.
San Francisco Paraeducator Charged with Sexual Assault of Minor, Held Without Bail
A San Francisco paraeducator, Calvin Tran, has been charged with sexual assault of a minor, with numerous felony counts for alleged incidents at Francisco Middle School between 2015-2018.
San Francisco Bay Area Braces for Rain, Gusty Winds, and Cooler Temps; Flash Floods and Downed Trees Possible
San Francisco Bay Area is preparing for a week of unsettled weather with rain and cooler temperatures as forecasted by NWS San Francisco, with some concern for nuisance flooding and gusting winds.
SF AI Firm Anthropic Says It Thwarted China-Backed AI Spy Blitz
Anthropic says it disrupted an AI‑orchestrated espionage campaign that used Claude Code to probe about 30 organizations. The company traced the activity to a China‑linked actor and says only a small number of intrusions succeeded.
Turtle Tower Targets Fillmore; 2nd Location to Grace Cow Hollow with Late-Night Pho & Neighborhood Heat
Turtle Tower plans a Fillmore Street outpost at 3145 Fillmore St, bringing Hanoi-style pho, "street" snacks and potential late-night hours to Cow Hollow. The family says they may test a kitchen open until 3 a.m.
Sunset Supervisor Quits After One Week Over Dead Mice and Tax Dodge Texts
Isabella Alcaraz's historic appointment as San Francisco's first Filipina American supervisor lasted exactly seven days before text messages surfaced allegedly showing she'd paid workers under the table and left her pet store filled with hundreds of dead mice. Mayor Daniel Lurie's vetting process is now under scrutiny as the city scrambles to find yet another District 4 supervisor.












