A man was arrested in Colma for fleeing from a shopping center with stolen goods and was charged with resisting arrest and possession of stolen property.

A refrigerant leak in a San Francisco apartment led to an emergency response. Three adults were evaluated but released with no harm. Traffic was affected; the situation has since been resolved.

A "ghost gun" and evidence suggesting narcotics sales were found by Daly City Police during a vehicle stop near Geneva Avenue and Santos Street. The suspect was arrested on multiple felony charges.

The San Francisco Police are seeking public help to find Mizan Dadres-Oman, a 16-year-old at-risk girl missing since February 14, last seen on Foerster Street. She has a central auditory processing disorder. An Ebony Alert has been issued.

San Francisco Police search for missing at-risk 71-year-old Gwyneth Borden, last seen on February 17. She has Alzheimer's and was last seen wearing a black coat and jeans.

A San Francisco man, Gary Arabatyan, was convicted of multiple counts of violating a domestic relations restraining order against his estranged wife and their children.

Former university administrator Sandi Le was sentenced to 20 months for embezzling $1.5 million in student tuition fees and ordered to pay restitution.

San Francisco Police arrested four suspects, including three minors and an 18-year-old, involved in a series of armed robberies after a sting operation.

Colma Police arrested Vincent Herron, a 53-year-old repeat grand theft suspect, after he was spotted by a loss prevention officer. Herron had previously stolen $1,576 worth of goods and had a $10,000 felony warrant.

A Daly City man, Jaylyn Jackson, was convicted of commercial burglary and vandalism after a San Francisco jury trial; he faces up to four years in prison at his March 4 sentencing.

In a shocking display of mid-afternoon violence, an unknown woman was reportedly forced back into a vehicle after trying to escape on the shou...

Daly City has experienced a recent spike in crime with multiple robberies, burglaries, and vehicle thefts, prompting increased police action and community vigilance.

Three men were convicted of operating a drug empire in Northern California, trafficking heroin, fentanyl, meth, and cocaine. They face lengthy prison sentences, with one defendant now a fugitive.