The owner of a San Francisco towing company faces federal charges for money laundering and fraud, following an FBI raid connected to insurance claim irregularities.

A Daly City real estate professional pleaded guilty to a $55 million mortgage fraud, involving false documents and causing FHA losses. Three associates were also implicated; two pleaded guilty, while another awaits court proceedings.

Jon Jacobo, a former political aide and community activist, has been arrested and charged with multiple counts of sexual assault and domestic violence. The charges follow detailed allegations from four women and an extensive investigation.

A shooting in San Francisco's Tenderloin District resulted in one death and two injuries, sparking an SFPD investigation without any arrests made yet.

A man in San Francisco was arrested for drug possession during a traffic stop for expired registration. The Colma Police found methamphetamine in his car.

An unidentified man was killed early Monday in the Mission District of San Francisco, with police investigating the homicide after a reported assault and shooting.

Keiko's Coffee in San Francisco was burglarized early Sunday, with the register stolen. Owner Daysi Leon seeks community help to identify the culprit.

SFPD arrested eight in a narcotics bust in the Tenderloin District, seizing over 576 grams of drugs and one loaded firearm during a coordinated operation.

Colma Police apprehended suspect Leandro Gonzales for theft of belts valued at $1,844.96, following a foot chase. He faces charges including burglary and resisting arrest.

SFPD concluded a virtual town hall on the officer-involved shooting of armed robbery suspect Alexander Lopez, committing to transparency and ongoing investigations by multiple agencies.

Jeyson Garcia faces felony charges for multiple burglaries in San Francisco's Outer Mission District and Noe Valley. He pleaded not guilty at his arraignment.

The ex-director of SF SAFE, Kyra Worthy, faces felony charges for embezzling over $700,000 of public funds, leading to the nonprofit's financial ruin.

A San Francisco woman was arrested for stealing nearly $1,000 worth of items from a store on Junipero Serra Boulevard in Colma and was released on a citation.