Abraham Torres is charged with murder and firearm enhancements after a fatal shooting near Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco. He turned himself in and is held in custody.

Mary Fong Lau, charged with vehicular manslaughter, is accused of fraudulently transferring assets to avoid claims from a crash that killed a family of four.

Jefferson Arrechaba, 31, was charged with multiple drug-related felonies in San Francisco's Tenderloin district for possessing large amounts of narcotics including fentanyl. His bail was denied and a preliminary hearing is set for May 23.

Tuvshintur Ganzorig was convicted of DUI in San Francisco, with a BAC of 0.248. The jury's verdict underscores the legal consequences of intoxicated driving.

San Francisco man, William Haskins, was convicted of assault, weapon brandishing, and violating court orders, with his sentencing set for June 9, 2025.

Firefighters responded to a one-alarm fire at a vacant house in San Francisco's Mission District; an arson suspect was later arrested in connection to the incident.

A 25-year-old was arrested for DUI in Daly City after being stopped by Colma Police following dangerous driving maneuvers and exhibiting signs of alcohol impairment.

Two teenage brothers were rescued from dangerous currents at Ocean Beach by the SFFD; one is in critical condition, and the other in moderate condition.

Repeat theft suspect nabbed at Target in Colma for cosmetics theft, with multiple offenses leading to arrest and charges including burglary and providing false identification.

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.