CHP seeks help after a hit-and-run in Daly City left one dead following a multi-vehicle crash on I-280. An investigation is underway to find the dark-colored vehicle involved.

San Francisco settles for $1.425 million with Rodrigo Santos and his firm over fraudulent engineering activities, barring Santos from licensing for 5 years.

A windsurfer in distress near Lincoln Boulevard, Presidio was saved by SFFD and a CHP helicopter, highlighting the importance of preparation and quick response.

San Francisco firefighters quickly contained a fire caused by a charging scooter, preventing it from spreading beyond the garage of a three-story home. No injuries were reported.

A distress call at San Francisco's Aquatic Park led to SFFD rescuers finding a victim in the water who was later pronounced deceased despite revival efforts.

Colma police arrested Ismael Acosta for a $100,000 felony warrant and additional charge of resisting an officer after a bike traffic violation escalated.

An individual was rescued from the San Francisco Bay near the Ferry Building by emergency crews, including a life-saving toss of a life preserver by a ferry crew member.

The CHP cited six vehicles for speeding over 100 mph in a high-speed contest on San Francisco's I-280 and Bay Bridge, leading to eight citations and a towed BMW.

SFPD appeals for public assistance in a human trafficking probe linked to a massage parlor on O'Farrell Street, suspecting more victims of exploitation.

SFPD DART unit arrested two suspects, Shrimpton and Twedell, linked to a series of retail thefts with over $15,000 stolen. Charges include burglary and grand theft.

Shaun Huddleston was convicted in San Francisco for DUI and related offenses after a trial detailing his reckless driving and resistance during arrest.

A fire in San Francisco's SoMa neighborhood escalated to a 2-alarm affecting buildings on Natoma and Minna Streets, displacing 10 people; the SFFD contained it with no initial injuries reported.

A bottle of shampoo sparked a street fight that ended with a conviction and reignited the debate over how far store employees should go to stop thieves. The case exposes the raw tensions boiling over in a city where retail workers face daily theft while legal boundaries remain firm.