A man and his dog were shot by San Francisco police after the dog bit a passerby and the man allegedly resisted arrest. Both sustained non-life-threatening injuries; the incident is under investigation.

Former ABS Seafood, Inc. CFO Antonietta Nguyen was sentenced to 36 months for embezzling $9 million, committing wire fraud, money laundering, and tax evasion from 2015 to 2020.

A three-vehicle crash at Broderick and Lombard sent two people to hospital and closed Broderick while DBI inspected a building. Crews kept the area shut during the morning commute.

A person was struck and killed on the I‑80 Travis Boulevard overpass in Fairfield early Tuesday. Police arrested a 35‑year‑old local on suspicion of DUI.

SFPD investigates the death of an infant with severe injuries who passed away in November, and urges the public to assist in the ongoing homicide investigation.

A crash on US‑101 at Lombard and Broderick snarled Tuesday morning traffic in San Francisco. Officials told drivers to expect delays and check 511.org for live updates.

An Alaska Airlines pilot who disrupted a flight in 2023 was released with a time-served sentence and supervised release after a judge considered his progress and mental health advocacy work.

San Francisco OCME seeks help identifying a deceased white man with red hair and freckles found at 131 10th Street; traditional identification methods failed.

San Francisco's medical examiner has ruled the death of a 6-month-old a homicide after the infant was found unresponsive in September. Officials have released few details.

A DUI crash at Colma's Japanese Cemetery involved an intoxicated driver who damaged the property's fence; minor injuries occurred, and the driver was arrested.

Two individuals were shot in San Francisco's Mission District; one died, the other was injured. Suspect Larry Hudgson Jr. was arrested and charged with murder. The investigation is ongoing.

SF Police Marine Unit rescued an elderly woman from the water near Pier 43, providing lifesaving aid before her hospitalization with life-threatening injuries.

Suzan Carson, part of the "San Francisco Witch Killers" duo, was denied parole despite meeting Elder Parole criteria; her brutal crimes outweighed her eligibility.