Firefighters in San Francisco rescued seniors from a fire at Jones Senior Homes in Japantown; two were hospitalized, with no known cause yet reported.

Gregory Finkelson admitted in court to defrauding government housing funds of over $340,000 by lying about his income and owning assets secretly. He faces a possible 10-year prison term and fines.

Rodney Jefferson faces multiple charges for a series of hit and runs in San Francisco, leaving two injured, including a student. He is accused of reckless driving and fleeing the scene.

San Francisco is suing Oakland over the proposed renaming of Oakland International Airport, claiming it infringes on SFO's trademark. The dispute could lead to a legal battle if not resolved amicably.

A federal judge dismissed U.S. News & World Report's lawsuit against a San Francisco City Attorney’s investigation into their hospital rankings and undisclosed financial ties.

San Francisco Police found a woman dead under suspicious circumstances in a Taylor Street home, launching a homicide investigation with no arrests yet. SFPD Case #240-282-707 is ongoing and tips are sought.

A Waymo self-driving car was seen in a bus lane and preparing for an illegal turn in San Francisco, igniting safety and readiness concerns for autonomous vehicles. Waymo has not commented on the incident.

A Fremont man was convicted of multiple felonies including robbery and assault after entrapping and attacking a victim they met on Grindr in a San Francisco motel.

SFPD responded to a shooting on Sixth Street, with a victim hospitalized and the suspect at large. Officers swarmed the area, residents were barred from a building, and the site was later cleared.

The San Francisco City Attorney has barred Providence Foundation from new city contracts after uncovering fraudulent activities involving over $100,000 and nepotistic practices.

San Francisco man Jason Clouser was caught by Colma Police after attempting to steal $131.10 in goods and possessing drug paraphernalia. He was cited and will appear in court.

The U.S. Attorney's Office charges three former Cred LLC executives with federal fraud, alleging a $783 million cryptocurrency scheme.

San Francisco Police arrested a woman and seized gambling machines, drugs, and a gun in a raid on an illegal gambling den.