The U.S. Justice Department is suing Adobe Inc. for allegedly deceptive practices, including hidden fees and complex cancellation processes, that violate the Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act.

Three Hells Angels members, Jonathan Nelson, Brian Wayne Wendt, and Russell Taylor Ott, have been sentenced to life in prison for racketeering conspiracy and violent crimes. The sentencing follows their conviction for the 2014 murder of fellow gang member Joel Silva.

Colma Police seek info on a suspect in a $921 merchandise theft on June 4th, at a business on Colma Boulevard. The black female suspect in her 30s-40s fled and remains at large.

San Francisco police arrested 57 individuals in the Tenderloin for various crimes, with 43 facing drug-related charges. The operation targeted fugitives with outstanding warrants.

A fatal shooting occurred in San Francisco's Mission District, with the victim succumbing to injuries after being shot on Wiese Street. SFPD is investigating and seeking public assistance.

A man in Colma, Dylan Gomez, faces charges for theft, resisting arrest, and assaulting an officer after a theft attempt at a local business escalated into a confrontation.

San Francisco Fire Department responded to a 1-alarm fire in the Excelsior District, containing it with no reported injuries. The cause is under investigation.

San Francisco's City Attorney sues the staffing company WorkWhile for misclassifying workers as independent contractors, violating California labor laws regarding wages and benefits.

San Jose PD's helicopter "AIR 3" has been crucial in May's police operations, helping arrest 68 suspects and recover guns while minimizing high-speed chases.

Federal agents intensify efforts against fentanyl trafficking in San Francisco's Tenderloin District, resulting in over 90 drug distribution charges since November.

SFPD arrested two men, Robert Pritchard and Ronald Butera, after a vehicle search resulting from a tip, seizing over $600,000 and various drugs. They face multiple charges.

Former Theranos CEO Elizabeth Holmes' lawyers seek to appeal her conviction, questioning the government's case and suggesting she believed in her company's technology. The outcome of the appeals may influence tech industry ethics and accountability.

Two San Francisco incidents: a non-fatal stabbing in the Mission District and a separate Potrero Hill shooting. Both assailants are at large; police seek information.