A San Francisco police officer shot a dog and zapped its owner after the dog bit another individual and an officer. Investigations are underway, and a town hall meeting is planned.

A San Francisco family-court travel order preceded a father's long search for his son in Kazakhstan and renewed calls for oversight of the bench.

Five people were injured in a shooting near a San Francisco Safeway; one is critically wounded. The incident occurred after a fight at around 9 p.m. SFPD is investigating; no suspects are in custody. Mayor Lurie condemned the violence.

A San Mateo traffic stop uncovered a Glock fitted with a multi-burst trigger and suspected narcotics; an 18-year-old Belmont man was arrested. Police issued an advisory.

A portable toilet burned outside the Grove Street home of Alamo Square dog walker Terry Williams early Saturday, reopening fears tied to last year’s threats and fire.

SFFD crews responded to a one‑alarm structure fire on the 400 block of 28th Avenue; flames were reported on a rear deck and no injuries were reported.

An 18-year-old was arrested in Colma for multiple charges including possession of a loaded firearm and resisting arrest after a traffic stop led to a probation search.

San Francisco firefighters rapidly extinguished a top-floor blaze on Montgomery Street, evacuating all residents without injury and receiving high praise for their exceptional response.

Federal filings say a Danville event planner and others used Super Bowl tickets and a prepaid “bank” of gift cards to steer which wines appeared on California grocery shelves. The charges connect producers, a major distributor and retail buyers.

A person was shot Wednesday night at the Claudia Court complex in Antioch and was taken to a hospital; police call it isolated and are searching for a suspect.

Dominick Valle-Buitrago was arrested for sexually assaulting a child in Golden Gate Park, facing multiple felonies, amid increased local security measures.

Security footage from the Oakland Museum heist reveals two suspects meandering through the storage facility like confused shoppers rather than sophisticated art thieves. Authorities' release of the video three weeks after the October 15 theft offers the public its first look at the duo who made off with over 1,000 artifacts—and experts say their amateur mistakes might be their undoing.

Transgender sex worker Leniyah Butler was sentenced to five years in prison for the voluntary manslaughter of a client, with the case addressing issues of transgender rights and sex worker challenges.