A man was arrested in Colma for DUI after police found him asleep in his Mercedes. He displayed signs of intoxication and was taken to a sobering facility.

A disgruntled former cloud engineer was sentenced to two years in prison for conducting a cyberattack against his former employer's network, causing over $220,000 in damages.

A San Francisco sex worker is charged with second-degree murder, claiming self-defense after a dispute over a sexual encounter's payment. The victim was found dead at Crissy Field, with surveillance implicating the accused.

Scott Fisher is charged with the murder of his girlfriend Kimberly Wong, a San Francisco tech worker, in what is the city's first domestic violence-related homicide of the year.

SFPD offers a $25,000 reward for information on the unsolved homicide of 22-year-old Relando Bell in Visitacion Valley, encouraging witnesses to come forward.

A three-alarm fire on San Francisco's Masonic Avenue injured two and displaced seven, as firefighters contained the blaze that affected multiple buildings.

The U.S. Coast Guard rescued a 40-year-old sailor with a serious leg injury from the U.S.S. John S. McCain, 45 miles off Northern California's coast and safely transported him to a hospital.

A fire engulfed two homes on San Francisco's Judah Street, with no injuries reported. The fire was contained within over an hour, but caused transportation disruptions.

Former San Francisco DBI engineer Rudy Pada pleaded guilty to honest services fraud conspiracy involving bribery for building permit approvals. His sentencing is set for March 2024.

A San Francisco CVS was ram-raided by thieves who stole an ATM; the storefront was covered with gift wrap post-robbery, while police investigate with no arrests yet.

The Colma Police Department is seeking information on five theft suspects who stole $7,000 worth of goods from a business before fleeing in a white Toyota and evading police pursuit.

A man was arrested for assaulting an elderly woman in San Francisco's Mission District, resulting in serious injuries. The SFPD continues to investigate the case.

Two Russian FSB-associated nationals are indicted in the US for hacking and foreign influence operations related to the 2019 UK elections and other targets.