SFPD's new 'Drone as First Responder' technology aims to boost crime fighting efficiency and compensate for officer shortages, but raises privacy concerns among advocacy groups.

A Vallejo man, David Woodall, was arrested in Colma for possessing multiple prohibited weapons, after a business's loss prevention recognized him for a previous theft.

A Vallejo man was arrested for possession of counterfeit currency and in connection to a stolen vehicle identified by an ALPR system in Colma. The arrest occurred after he attempted to use fake $20 bills at a shop.

A fire broke out in a San Francisco home, with the SFFD quickly extinguishing it and rescuing three people; minor injuries were reported and the cause was an electrical issue.

Joshua Davis, 35, was arrested in San Francisco for business burglary and other charges, including vandalism and possession of burglary tools. He is linked to two other burglaries and had three outstanding warrants.

BART police arrested Saqueo Delcidmontenegro, suspected of vandalizing parts of three SF stations, after a Transit Ambassador recognized him on a train.

San Francisco City Attorney sues warehouse owners for hosting illegal cannabis cultivation, seeking to bolster the legal market and address safety violations.

The SFPD alerts of a phone scam where fraudsters impersonate police, demanding money for fake warrants or crimes. Residents are advised to hang up and report suspicious calls.

George Jacob, ex-CEO of Aquarium of the Bay, has sued his former employer for wrongful termination and racial discrimination after being ousted over spending concerns.

San Francisco won a $1 million judgment against Personnel Concepts for misleading marketing that impersonated government to small businesses, promising restitution and marketing practice changes.

A fire in Mission District, San Francisco, damaged a housing complex and a historic house, displacing 15 people and injuring a firefighter; the cause is under investigation.

The San Francisco Police Department arrested 10 individuals for organized retail thefts in the Taraval District.

Khazar Momeni testified in her brother's murder trial, portraying him as protective after learning she was overdrugged and assaulted. Her account is key to the defense's self-defense claim.