San Francisco DA has charged ex-youth soccer coach Carmelo Hernandez with felony child molestation involving two minors. He faces multiple lewd act counts and is set for arraignment.

A fatal shooting occurred in San Francisco's Mission District; police are investigating, and the victim's identity is withheld pending family notification.

San Francisco police arrested eight suspects in a drug operation seizing over half a kilogram of narcotics and two firearms, involving multiple agencies.

Antoine Watson was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter and assault in the death of Vicha Ratanapakdee, which had fueled anti-Asian hate crime protests.

A gas pipeline leak by PG&E caused a house explosion in Hayward, injuring six people. The 1942 gas main was damaged during roadwork, leading to the blast despite the gas flow being stopped.

Court testimony this week said the slain mother told relatives she planned to leave her husband minutes before the July Alameda shooting. A judge ruled the accused must stand trial on multiple murder counts.

A man accused in a March 2025 San Pablo shooting that killed a Richmond resident was arrested in Mexico and extradited to face murder and gang-related charges.

Berkeley police heard strong public pushback this week as officials weigh adding fixed Flock Safety cameras; residents warned of privacy and data‑sharing risks.

A person was found fatally shot near 16th Street and San Bruno in the Mission District. Police are asking anyone with information to contact them.

Two former Oakland officers have taken a 'ghost chase' wrongful-death fight to the U.S. Supreme Court — a case that could reshape when bystanders can sue after police pursuits. Local trial and settlement dates remain on the calendar.

Kaiser Permanente affiliates will pay $556 million to resolve allegations that they inflated Medicare Advantage diagnosis codes to receive higher payments fraudulently.

San Francisco Police seized over 4.5 pounds of drugs and arrested four individuals in an Oakland drug house raid, recovering narcotics, cash, and ammunition.

A jury convicted Johnny Avila of Attempted Voluntary Manslaughter for a 2022 shooting in San Francisco's SOMA district, where he shot a person in the neck.