Colma Police used ALPR technology to recover a stolen vehicle and arrest a man, Cornelius Carlisle, for vehicle theft and drug possession in Daly City.

Maria Valle-Rodriguez is sentenced to over 11 years for drug trafficking in San Francisco's Tenderloin district, including distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

The U.S. Coast Guard evacuated a crew member with possible appendicitis from a ship 820 miles off San Francisco using a helicopter and precise coordination.

During a traffic stop in Colma, police found a large quantity of marijuana, dispensary bags, a digital scale, and cash in a car, leading to the driver's arrest for intent to sell.

A fire at a vendor's booth at Oracle Park before a Giants-Braves game caused an evacuation but was quickly extinguished with no injuries, allowing the game to proceed.

A 4-alarm fire in San Francisco's Richmond district affected five buildings, displacing 35 people. Over 130 firefighters responded, and one firefighter was injured. The cause is unknown and investigations continue.

Neil Peck faces multiple charges for a series of retail thefts in San Francisco under a new law that can turn repeat petty theft into felonies. He pleaded not guilty despite being linked to $8,000 in stolen goods.

San Francisco Police arrested 51-year-old Neil (Kevin) Peck for burglary and attempted grand theft. Proposition 36's new law was applied due to his repeat theft offenses.

Jonathan Tyler Lam was arrested in Daly City for a hit-and-run in San Francisco that injured a child. The SFPD continues to investigate and seeks further information.

Colma Officer avoids sideswipe; DUI arrest of 58-year-old Angel AlvaHernández followed after he veered towards a police vehicle while under the influence.

A cement truck from Half Moon Bay Building and Garden company rolled downhill, hitting two homes in Daly City and displacing 14 people; no injuries reported.

Manuel Diaz-Chi is charged with DUI and manslaughter for a fatal crash in SOMA, San Francisco. He pled not guilty, with a bail set at $80,000. The SFPD is seeking witness information.

San Francisco DA charges two men, Sauntek Harris and Shaun Britton, with several cold case murders dating back to 2002; arraignment is set for June 6, 2025.