San Francisco Police, with the National Guard's help, arrested three suspects and seized over 500 grams of suspected fentanyl in the Tenderloin District.

Augusto Alizo, a Florida man, pleaded guilty to participating in a fraudulent scheme that stole over $4 million from Williams Sonoma through kickbacks on broker commissions.

A San Francisco man, Kabari Tukes, was convicted for illegal firearm possession after a McDonald’s altercation led police to find a loaded gun in his car.

A man threw a chair through the window of Sam's Burgers in San Francisco, causing damage but no injuries; police responded quickly, and the eatery plans to reopen the following day.

Two Teslas in San Francisco's SoMa were engulfed in fire, prompting arson investigations. No comments from SFPD but surveillance footage is being reviewed.

A repeat trespasser was caught in Colma, CA after a series of incidents, including a struggle with police and brandishing a knife at a local business owner.

Victor Matute-Casco was convicted for multiple auto burglaries in San Francisco, facing over eight years in prison. The DA's office emphasized the commitment to tackling property crime.

Bay Area drug trafficker Melvin Alexis Diaz Arteaga from Honduras received a 78-month prison sentence for distributing fentanyl and other drugs in San Francisco's Tenderloin district.

Joseph Jones Jr. was convicted for an altercation with a deputy sheriff at San Francisco County Jail, facing charges including threats against an officer and obstruction.

SFPD arrested Denayaha Duree, an organized retail crime suspect, as she arrived in Hawaii with multiple outstanding warrants from previous thefts in San Francisco.

Enrique Medina was arrested for allegedly stealing construction tools in South San Francisco after a search of his residence revealed the stolen items.

Daly City Police reported a spike in vehicle and commercial burglaries in early February, including thefts from a gym locker and vehicles, and a tool heist worth $2,600.

U.S. and U.K. law enforcement agencies disrupt LockBit ransomware operations, seizing websites and servers. Two Russian nationals were indicted in the crackdown.