San Francisco police conducted a drug bust in the Tenderloin district, arresting 11 people and seizing over 1,400 grams of various drugs. The operation was a multi-agency effort.

BART released body cam footage of an officer-involved shooting of Jasmine Gao at Union City Station, showing the escalation during a traffic stop over expired registration. Officer Poblete, who fired, is on leave pending an investigation.

The SFPD seeks public help to find at-risk missing man Zongyao Li, last seen on Dec 6 on 47th Avenue. He's 67, Asian, 5'8", 130 lbs, with black hair and brown eyes. Call 911 or the tip line with info.

Lt. Cmdr. Jacob Conrad was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross for heroic piloting during a difficult rescue.

Two suspects charged in a Union Square burglary pleaded not guilty to multiple charges, including burglary and grand theft after a smash-and-grab at a Dior store.

Ex-CFO Tony Archuleta-Perkins admitted to stealing over $1.3 million from SF law firms, using schemes like a fake nonprofit. He pleaded guilty to bank fraud and money laundering.

Fernando Hernandez was arrested in San Francisco for drug trafficking, with 5 kg of fentanyl seized. The SFPD led the operation with support from other agencies.

The San Francisco Fire Department efficiently contained a roof fire on 42nd Avenue, with no injuries or displacements, and the cause deemed accidental.

Thea Hopkins, 44, from San Francisco, faces charges for two separate assaults in the Bayview area, with one being an attack on an elderly woman. She pleaded not guilty and awaits a December court hearing.

Jury deliberations continue in Nima Momeni's murder trial for Cash App co-founder Bob Lee's death, with tensions high following a rejected defense motion for mistrial.

The San Francisco Hillel House near SF State University was vandalized with antisemitic graffiti, prompting condemnations from local leaders and officials.

Lionell White has been convicted of domestic violence and assault in San Francisco, with the DA's office highlighting the gravity of his crimes and the victim's courage.

Veronica Katz was sentenced to two years for health care fraud involving her home health agency, including a fraud scheme and encouraging an employee to lie to the FBI.