A federal judge has granted class-action status to the lawsuit filed by individuals detained at the Dolores Park "hill bomb" event against San Francisco city, allowing them to sue as a group.

One person died and several displaced after a fire in San Francisco's Cow Hollow neighborhood, where firefighters battled heavy smoke and flames, and navigated hoarder conditions inside the building. Fire under investigation.

A 19-year-old man was arrested in San Francisco for the sexual assault of a child in Golden Gate Park, facing charges including sexual battery and kidnapping.

San Francisco police arrested Oakland resident Vincent Thompson for an August Tenderloin shooting that injured one person. He faces assault, firearm, and robbery charges following his capture in Tracy, California.

Two suspects were arrested for a daytime robbery in San Francisco's Mission District, after attacking a male victim and stealing his chain and wallet.

Sebastian Garcia, 31, was convicted in San Francisco for selling fentanyl and cocaine base near Powell Street BART Station following an undercover sting operation.

Rolando Clyburn was convicted of second-degree robbery at Civic Center BART; the San Francisco DA emphasized public transit safety and the upcoming sentencing trial.

A San Francisco jury convicted Christine Kolda for methamphetamine transportation and possession with intent to sell. Sentencing is on December 12th, she faces up to four years.

A child was sexually assaulted in a Golden Gate Park restroom; police are investigating and security measures, including cameras and patrols, have been increased.

San Francisco Police arrested three suspects linked to a July homicide; one suspect died separately. An adult male victim succumbed to gunshot wounds after a July 3rd incident.

Evan Brandt was arrested for vehicle tampering, resisting arrest, and possessing drug paraphernalia at Lexus of Serramonte, which he allegedly entered at night.

A federal indictment reveals how a teenage Porterville resident allegedly participated in one of the most disturbing online criminal networks law enforcement has ever encountered—one that turns vulnerable kids into both victims and perpetrators. The case exposes a chilling new breed of extremism that's keeping FBI investigators up at night.

While the president was calling San Francisco crime-ridden and threatening to send in the National Guard, an international survey of actual travelers was ranking it among the world's 15 safest cities. Only one other American city made the list.