The San Francisco DA charged Trayvon Williams with murder and other felonies related to a Mission District shooting; his arrest followed a joint police operation.

The Ninth Circuit denied Elizabeth Holmes' request for a full panel rehearing of her fraud conviction, leaving her with the option to appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. Her conviction and reduced prison sentence for wire fraud remain intact.

A man died attempting to rescue a dog at Ocean Beach; despite two women administering CPR and rapid response, he succumbed to his injuries. The SFFD warned of the risks of water rescue.

SFPD offers $100,000 for info on 2002 Perry Bradstreet homicide case, emphasizing efforts for an unresolved murder, urging community to provide leads.

The SFPD arrested Trayvon Williams for a Mission District homicide. He was apprehended with multi-agency cooperation and is charged with murder. The investigation is ongoing.

The SFPD is investigating a suspicious death in the Park District as a homicide, urging the public to provide information that could assist their inquiry.

Laura Michelle Owens, daughter of Ronn Owens, faces seven felony charges, including forgery and perjury, over fraudulent claims of pregnancy and miscarriage involving "The Bachelor" star Clayton Echard.

Three women face narcotics charges involving a minor in San Francisco's Tenderloin. They pleaded not guilty and are held without bail pending further court dates.

An individual was fatally struck by a train at the San Bruno BART station, disrupting service for over 1.5 hours. BART and SamTrans offered alternative transit options during the closure.

A woman was attacked by a man with a weapon in San Francisco's Outer Sunset; police are investigating, no arrests yet. The community fears for safety after this incident.

California Highway Patrol San Francisco officers pursued a motorcyclist doing stunts on the I-80 Bay Bridge, leading to a chase through city streets that ended in the rider's arrest.

Stolen artwork from Madrone Art Bar was returned with an apology note; the thief was identified through security footage showing the theft by patrons in Warriors gear.

A San Francisco jury convicted George Callen of DUI on I-80 near Treasure Island after showing intoxication signs and excessive speeding on New Year’s Day.