Waymo Self-Driving Car Spotted in Violation of Traffic Rules on San Francisco's Van Ness Avenue
A Waymo self-driving car was seen in a bus lane and preparing for an illegal turn in San Francisco, igniting safety and readiness concerns for autonomous vehicles. Waymo has not commented on the incident.
Fremont Man Convicted of Multiple Felonies in Violent San Francisco Grindr Encounter
A Fremont man was convicted of multiple felonies including robbery and assault after entrapping and attacking a victim they met on Grindr in a San Francisco motel.
SFPD Respond to Shooting on Sixth Street, Suspect Still at Large Amid Intense Police Activity
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's Providence Foundation Barred from City Deals Amid Fraud Allegations by City Attorney
The San Francisco City Attorney has barred Providence Foundation from new city contracts after uncovering fraudulent activities involving over $100,000 and nepotistic practices.
San Francisco Man Cited for Petty Theft and Drug Paraphernalia in Colma Daylight Heist
San Francisco man Jason Clouser was caught by Colma Police after attempting to steal $131.10 in goods and possessing drug paraphernalia. He was cited and will appear in court.
Russian National Pleads Guilty to Money Laundering in San Francisco Court, Faces 20-Year Sentence
Alexander Vinnik pleaded guilty to a money laundering conspiracy linked to the cryptocurrency exchange BTC-e, which facilitated over $9 billion in transactions.
San Francisco Woman Convicted of Grand Theft in Prolific Target Shoplifting Spree
Aziza Graves was convicted of grand and petty theft for shoplifting over $60,000 worth of goods from a Target in San Francisco and reselling them. She will be sentenced on May 24.
San Francisco Sued for Spewing 1.8 Billion Gallons of Sewage - Per Year - into Bay and Streets
The DOJ, EPA, and California Attorney General have sued San Francisco for Clean Water Act violations, due to 1.8 billion gallons of untreated sewage spills annually since 2016.
SF Fire Disrupts Cable Car Service as Firefighters Tackle Jackson Street Inferno
A fire on Jackson Street, San Francisco, disrupted Muni cable car service and engulfed a building, with no injuries reported. Firefighters continue to tackle the blaze.