Former Antioch officer Devon Wenger is convicted of conspiring to use excessive force, according to the FBI. Other East Bay officers face various charges, including civil rights violations.

A 19-year-old San Jose man was arrested for DUI and underage drinking after a solo vehicle accident in Colma, according to the Colma Police Department.

San Francisco DA Brooke Jenkins charges Daniel Rodriguez Jr. with murder and child endangerment in a fatal stabbing.

A celebrated chef who once commanded kitchens at some of San Francisco's most respected restaurants now faces federal charges after allegedly hitting three banks in one afternoon.

Daniel Rodriguez Jr. was arrested in connection with the fatal stabbing of Robert Paul Byrd II in San Francisco, which occurred in front of Byrd's child near an elementary school. The SFPD is continuing its investigation.

Rebecca Dallas has filed a lawsuit against Roblox and Discord in San Francisco County Superior Court, alleging the platforms’ negligence led to the sexual exploitation and tragic suicide of her 15-year-old son.

San Francisco Fire Department reported three adults were rescued from McCovey Cove after falling off a vessel, with private individuals, including one in a Ghostbusters-themed boat, aiding in the operation.

SoMa and Mission Bay in San Francisco report increased property crimes despite citywide reductions, with retail thefts particularly affecting local stores. Efforts to combat crime are ongoing, but the reasons for the increase remain complex.

A former Leo's Oyster Bar employee sued for unpaid wages and labor violations against San Francisco restaurateur Anna Weinberg. The lawsuit alleges off-the-clock work and altered time records.

San Francisco police arrested a suspect, Valentino Luchin, for a series of bank robberies in the Central District after quickly gathering community tips and information.

San Francisco police arrested Daniel Patrick Rodriguez Jr. for a fatal stabbing on September 10. After a coordinated effort, he faces murder charges. The SFPD continues to seek information on the case.

BART settled with Jasmine Gao for $6.75 million after an officer-involved shooting, acknowledging that Gao did not assault officers and was shot while driving away.

Colma Police Department seeks information on three Hispanic males linked to $1,780.26 thefts from two Home Depot stores in January and December of the previous year.