A man with outstanding warrants worth $600,000 was arrested in Colma, CA, after fleeing into a creek and getting caught at a cemetery, following an alert from an automated license plate reader.

The SFPD discussed the non-fatal September 13th Tenderloin shooting involving Justin Alderman and shared body cam footage, while promising transparency and calling for public tips.

The article describes the guilty plea of an El Cerrito man to a 2019 first-degree murder of his romantic rival, resulting in a 50-year prison sentence.

The San Francisco Fire Department extinguished a one-alarm fire caused by improperly discarded smoking materials at 46 6th St. No injuries or displacements occurred.

The judge reprimanded the defense attorneys in the Bob Lee murder case for failing to file documents properly, raising concerns about court protocol adherence.

A Cal Fire employee, Robert Hernandez, was arrested under suspicion of arson for setting fires in Northern California, highlighting a concerning trend of arson within the state.

Two individuals, Fantasy Decuir and Lamonte Mims, have been convicted of first-degree murder for the 2017 killing of Edward French at Twin Peaks in San Francisco.

Two men were arrested for thefts at different locations on a Thursday, with the Colma Police recovering stolen goods worth $3,766.21. They face charges for grand theft and conspiracy.

A Georgia man is indicted for defrauding Williams Sonoma of over $10 million through fake staffing charges and faces charges of wire fraud and money laundering.

Ex-landlord Melinda Bautista Teruel settled a discrimination case by agreeing to pay $137,500 and possibly undergo FHA compliance training after pressuring a family to move out due to children.

Four suspects were arrested for a commercial burglary in San Francisco's Richmond District, with subsequent events leading to their capture in Oakland.

BART records fewer train delays due to higher police enforcement and increased officer hiring, aligning with their Safe and Clean Plan for improved rider safety.

San Francisco introduces mobile camera units to reduce crime, with the support of Mayor Breed and SFPD Chief Scott, noting technological aids in a 32% crime decrease this year.