Colma Police arrested repeat offender Rocky Sterio for stealing $90 worth of goods on Serramonte Boulevard, adding to his history of theft convictions since 2004.

Smoke shop owner Martin Olive survived being shot multiple times in San Francisco; the perpetrator was later killed by police. Olive's recovery is supported by the community through a GoFundMe campaign.

The SFPD is conducting a DUI saturation patrol on February 9th to reduce alcohol and drug-related crashes, with an increased police presence from 7 P.M. to 3 A.M.

A man named Michael Watson has been charged with indecent exposure and child molesting in San Francisco's Castro District, targeting middle-school students.

A San Rafael accountant, Michael M. Gilbert, has been indicted for filing false tax returns, underreporting his firm's income, and mishandling client payments.

San Francisco commuters faced delays due to a reported sinkhole at Lombard and Gough, later identified as eroded temporary paving. Crews responded with metal plates as a temporary fix.

The San Francisco Police are searching for missing 77-year-old Sau Kuen Kwan, at risk due to Alzheimer's and other medical conditions. She was last seen on a bus to Chinatown.

San Francisco Police seek help finding at-risk 76-year-old Joseph Hampton with dementia, last seen February 3 entering a vehicle on O'Farrell Street.

SFPD is probing an attack in the Mission District that left tech entrepreneur Vishnu Hari with serious injuries, including partial blindness and impaired hearing. No arrests yet; police seek information.

A San Francisco man was arrested for felony theft after resisting Colma Police, causing minor injuries to two officers following an attempted shoplifting incident.

DA Brooke Jenkins announced felony charges against Noel Guzman-Bonilla and Michael Major for drug possession and sale in the Tenderloin, both pleading not guilty.

The SFPD arrested 59 individuals in a sweep targeting drug-related fugitives in San Francisco's Tenderloin and Southern Districts, with support from multiple agencies.

Elliott Quinones faces assault and hate crime charges for threatening a Mexican man with a gun and making hostile remarks in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.