The SF Chronicle reports the deaths of a family of four in San Francisco, with noted financial struggles and no signs of a struggle at the scene. The SFPD is investigating the incident.

The DEA's operation against the Sinaloa Cartel led to 617 arrests and the seizure of drugs, currency, and firearms, as part of a U.S.-led global effort.

Four individuals were found dead in a San Francisco home, with the SFPD conducting an investigation and stating there is no ongoing threat to the public. Causes of death are undetermined; the community is shocked.

SFPD arrested a burglary crew targeting homes under renovation in San Francisco, involving multiple police units and resulting in the seizure of stolen goods.

South San Francisco police arrested a man and recovered a stolen firearm and other property linked to burglaries.

California Highway Patrol officers rescued a pelican in distress, found with a fishing hook in its beak and wing, and handed it to the Peninsula Humane Society for care.

San Francisco Fire Department executed a bay rescue for an individual in distress at the Embarcadero, utilizing various assets including Fireboat 3 and rescue swimmers.

A person was hospitalized and another charged following a shooting in San Francisco's Mission District; suspect Jesus Romero was arrested and faces multiple charges.

CAIR-SFBA condemns a suspected racist attack in Berkeley where racial slurs and possible BB gun shots were directed at individuals, prompting an investigation by UC Berkeley police.

San Francisco police arrested a man after seizing meth, illegal firearms, silencers, and recovering stolen vehicles, including a classic Porsche 911, during an extensive investigation.

The Tenderloin District shooting has turned into a homicide case with Edmund Bowen accused of murder, after the victim died from gunshot wounds. Bowen, caught with a shotgun, faces upgraded charges and awaits trial.

Eleven individuals faced felony charges in San Francisco's Tenderloin drug crackdown. Eight were released, one failed to appear, and suspects pleaded not guilty. The DA's office highlighted re-offense issues and court no-shows.

The San Francisco Police Department offers a $50,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of those involved in the 2012 homicide of Ronald Monzon.