A suspect was arrested for the shooting of a pregnant woman in San Francisco's Bayview district, with serious injuries reported. The SFPD continues to investigate the case.

San Francisco police arrested James Peros for stealing medical equipment after a GPS tracker led to his location. He faces felony charges, including grand theft.

SFPD arrested John Moye, found with a ghost gun and in a stolen vehicle, fulfilling arrest warrants and adding new charges including false impersonation and identity theft.

Jayden Elliot Patrick, 21, from Santa Rosa, has been charged with murder following a fatal DUI collision in San Francisco's Ingleside District, resulting in two deaths.

A woman in San Francisco is charged with child endangerment and threats, following incidents where she harassed children and guardians, highlighting issues in the city's response to mental health and public safety.

A swastika and racist graffiti targeted Urban Alchemy, a San Francisco non-profit. The crimes occurred amid the organization's financial woes and possible staff lay-offs.

Daniel Andreas San Diego, an FBI most-wanted terror suspect, was arrested in Wales after evading capture for over two decades. He was wanted for two bombings related to animal rights in California in 2003.

The FBI warns of increased scams during the holidays targeting shoppers and donors, emphasizing the need for vigilance against various fraudulent activities.

San Francisco police arrested Jonathan Wright for homicide after a man was found dead at Market and Main Streets on November 13. BART Police apprehended Wright on November 24, and the SFPD is seeking further information.

Colma Police investigate a theft at Metro Mall; after responding to a report, they spotted a suspect fleeing but didn't pursue due to safety concerns.

Sergio Barillas Perez was convicted of rape by force and attempted rape in two separate incidents in San Francisco, as announced by DA Brooke Jenkins.

The San Francisco Fire Department rescued two people from Lake Merced after their boat capsized; they were aided by a civilian paddleboarder and were wearing life jackets.

Lee Farley, 36, was convicted of first-degree murder for the 2015 Hayes Valley quadruple homicide in San Francisco.